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1.1
Etymology
1.2
Pronunciation
1.3
Noun
1.3.1
Declension
1.3.2
Related terms
1.4
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From Wiktionary, the free dictionary
Polish
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Polish
Wikipedia
has an article on:
micwa
Wikipedia
pl
Etymology
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Borrowed
from
Hebrew
מצווה
(
mitsvá
)
.
Pronunciation
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IPA
(
key
)
:
/ˈmi.t͡sfa/
Audio
:
(
file
)
Rhymes:
-it͡sfa
Syllabification:
mi‧cwa
Noun
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micwa
f
(
Judaism
)
mitzvah
(
any of the 613 commandments of Jewish law
)
(
Judaism
)
mitzvah
(
act of kindness
)
Declension
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Declension of
micwa
singular
plural
nominative
micwa
micwy
genitive
micwy
micw
dative
micwie
micwom
accusative
micwę
micwy
instrumental
micwą
micwami
locative
micwie
micwach
vocative
micwo
micwy
Related terms
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nouns
bar micwa
bat micwa
Further reading
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micwa
in Polish dictionaries at PWN
Categories
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Polish terms borrowed from Hebrew
Polish terms derived from Hebrew
Polish 2-syllable words
Polish terms with IPA pronunciation
Polish terms with audio pronunciation
Rhymes:Polish/it͡sfa
Rhymes:Polish/it͡sfa/2 syllables
Polish lemmas
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