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Attendance at a brit
milah (cir****cision ceremony) and its
subsequent seudah is of such
great significance that
Moshe Isserles ("the Rama")
notes a Talmudic...
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Seudah shli**** (Hebrew: סעודה שלישית, romanized: səʿuḏah šəlišiṯ
third meal) or
shaleshudes (Yiddish, an
elided form of Hebrew: שָׁלֹשׁ סְעֻדוֹת, romanized: šāloš...
- and the
third late on Sa****ay afternoon. The
Hebrew word for meal is
seudah, with the
plural version being seudos or seudot, thus the
Friday night and...
- so
would be
considered preparing from the
Sabbath for
after the Sabbath.
Seudah Shli**** is the
third meal of Shabbat,
usually eaten on
Shabbat afternoon...
- w****ly
recital by
traditional Jews
during their final Shabbos/Shabbat meal,
seudah shli****, as a
means of
comfort during the day's
waning moments. The poem...
- eve (Friday night),
lunch on
Shabbat day (Sa****ay), and a
third meal (a
Seudah shli****) in the late
afternoon (Sa****ay). It is also
customary to wear...
- this is
observed on the
following Sunday. No
restrictions are
added to the
Seudah HaMafseket immediately preceding the fast. However,
eating must
cease by...
-
customarily ****ociated with
dairy foods,
observed in late May or
early June.
Seudah Shli****, or the
third meal of the Shabbat,
often includes borscht as well...
- mitzvah—for example, a brit
milah ceremony, a
pidyon haben, a bar
mitzvah seudah on the boy's birthday, or a siyum—are
allowed to eat meat and
drink wine...
-
Shabbaton (Rabbi
Judah Halevi)
Yoducha Rayonai (Israel Najara) Yom Zeh
Mechubad Seudah Shli**** ("the
Third Meal") or
Shalosh Seudos (literally, "Three Meals")...
