IPA: //ˈhɑːlə//
KK: /hɑːlɑː/
A type of bread that is traditionally braided and often eaten during Jewish Sabbath and holidays.
We enjoyed a warm slice of hallah with our dinner.
The word 'hallah' originates from Arabic 'حلال' (halāl), meaning permissible or lawful. It refers specifically to food that is allowed under Islamic law.
Think of the Arabic word for permissible ('halāl') to remember that 'hallah' refers to food that is lawful to eat in Islam.