IPA: //hɑːbˈdɑːlə//
KK: /huh-bdah-lah/
A religious ceremony in Judaism that marks the end of the Sabbath or a holy day.
After sunset, we performed the habdalah to conclude the Sabbath.
**Habdalah** → The word 'habdalah' originates from Hebrew 'havdalah' (meaning separation). It refers to the ceremony that marks the end of the Sabbath and the separation between the sacred and the ordinary.
Think of 'separation' in Hebrew — 'habdalah' is the ceremony that helps you remember the transition from the sacred Sabbath to the regular week.
No commonly confused words.