Halakha

What do we mean by halakha?

A law or tradition established by the Halacha.

A law/tradition by which Jews live. These are derived from the Torah and from later rabbinic literature.

Words that are spelled similarly to halakha:
halakha, halacha, halaka.

Words that rhyme with halakha:
polacca, halakhah.

Adjectives that are often used to describe halakha:
rabbinic, early, practical, new, pharisaic, sadducean, traditional, older, talmudic, ancient, tannaitic, above, contemporary, old, palestinian, later, mishnaic.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective halakha:
form.

Consonant match to halakha:
holy cow, halakah, halakhah, hillocky, halaka, helico, helico-, hilliker.

Words that sound like halakha:
halakha, halakah, halaka, holic, holics, hanukkah, hanukah, chanukah, hillock, hallux, chanukkah, hanukka, halak, holy cow, halacha, hallock, hillocks, haluska, heloc, holloa, mollica, silica, molokai, polaco, helix, helical, helic, halleck, halic, hilliker, ulica, holla, hannukah, helga, hala, haka, celica, malika, hollan, halas, haruka, hanaka, hulky, helia, hollen, milica, hollas, halah, hurlock, hollon, huelga, halko, haca, kalika, holon, holily, halat, halala, harlock, melica, halasz, halma, hamaca, colico, halesia, halavah, hoylake, toluca, tahlequah, horeca, telega, bollocks, calico, pollock, bollock, pollack, malaga, palooka, deluca, pollux, malacca, moloch, mollusca, malaika, felucca, honka, bullocky, pollocks, pollak, balak, melaka, pollok, jellicoe, de luca, molucca, pollacks, malaco, la liga, khalkha, balac.