B Mitzvah

Pronunciation: /biː mɪts.və/

Definitions of B mitzvah

noun a Jewish coming-of-age ceremony for boys, typically held at the age of 13

Example Sentences

A1 My cousin had a bat mitzvah last weekend.

A2 I attended a bat mitzvah ceremony for the first time.

B1 The bat mitzvah celebration was held at a beautiful venue.

B2 Preparing for my daughter's bat mitzvah has been a lot of work.

C1 The rabbi gave a moving speech at the bat mitzvah service.

C2 The bat mitzvah marked a significant milestone in her life.

Examples of B mitzvah in a Sentence

formal The young girl celebrated her Bat Mitzvah with a beautiful ceremony at the synagogue.

informal I can't wait to go to Sarah's Bat Mitzvah next weekend, it's going to be so much fun!

slang Did you see the photos from Rachel's B mitzvah? It looked like a blast!

figurative Reaching the age of maturity can be seen as a personal Bat Mitzvah for some individuals.

Grammatical Forms of B mitzvah

• plural: B mitzvahs
• comparative: more B mitzvah
• superlative: most B mitzvah
• present tense: is B mitzvah
• future tense: will be B mitzvah
• perfect tense: has been B mitzvah
• continuous tense: is being B mitzvah
• singular: B mitzvah
• positive degree: very B mitzvah
• infinitive: to B mitzvah
• gerund: B mitzvahing
• participle: B mitzvahed

Origin and Evolution of B mitzvah

First Known Use: 1970 year

Language of Origin: Hebrew

Story behind the word: The term 'B mitzvah' originated in Jewish communities as a gender-neutral alternative to 'Bar Mitzvah' for boys and 'Bat Mitzvah' for girls.

Evolution of the word: The use of 'B mitzvah' has evolved to be more inclusive and reflective of gender diversity within the Jewish community.