IPA: /həˈlɑːkɪk/
KK: /həˈlɑːkɪk/
Relating to the Jewish law and its interpretations.
The rabbi provided a halakhic perspective on the issue.
Halakhic is derived from the Hebrew word "halakhah" (meaning the way or path), which refers to Jewish law and practice. The suffix "-ic" (meaning pertaining to) is used to form adjectives. Therefore, "halakhic" means pertaining to Jewish law or the way of Jewish practice.
Think of 'halakhah' as the 'way' or 'path' of Jewish law, and remember that 'halakhic' describes something related to that path.
No commonly confused words.