IPA: /ˈhɔːrə/
KK: /hɔːrɑː/
A type of Jewish dance performed in a circle, often during celebrations or religious events.
During the wedding, the guests joined in a lively horah around the bride and groom.
The word 'horah' originates from Hebrew 'הוֹרָה' (horah), meaning a call to rejoice or a celebratory dance. It is often associated with joyous occasions in Jewish culture, particularly during celebrations such as weddings or festivals.
Imagine a joyful celebration where people are called to dance and rejoice — that's the essence of 'horah'.