berakah

[ Sephardic Hebrew brah-khah; Ashkenazic Hebrew braw-khuh ]

noun

, Hebrew.

, plural be·ra·koth, be·ra·kot [b, r, ah-, khawt], be·ra·kos [braw, -, kh, uh, z].

1. berakhah.

Example Sentences

Ms. Harwood Skolkin, in the late stages of her illness, once grabbed Mr. Tillis by the arm and told him Ms. Skolkin was her “berakah” — Hebrew for blessing.

From New York Times