Zohar

[ zoh-hahr ]

noun

1. a medieval mystical work, consisting chiefly of interpretations of and commentaries on the Pentateuch: the definitive work of Jewish cabala.

Zohar

/ ˈzəʊhɑː /

noun

1. Judaism a mystical work, consisting of a commentary on parts of the Pentateuch and the Hagiographa, probably composed in the 2nd century ad

Example Sentences

"Further, it is worth highlighting that this particular portrait was painted by the renowned Jewish artist, Israel Zohar - again, raising another, serious question," he said.

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Zohar Shpak, a resident who survived the attack with his family, showed us round the homes of neighbours who were not as lucky.

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Zohar said the young man’s father had spent weeks sifting earth to try to find his son’s head.

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Zohar said it was too early to think about how they might rebuild their lives.

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Zohar and many other Kfar Aza residents identified with the left wing of Israeli politics, meaning that they believed Israel’s only chance of peace was allowing the Palestinians their independence.

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