IPA: /mɪkˈvɑ/
KK: /mɪkˈvɑ/
A mikva is a ritual bath in Judaism used for purification purposes, particularly for women after menstruation or childbirth, and for other religious practices.
After her period, she visited the mikva to fulfill her religious obligations.
Mikva → The word 'mikva' originates from Hebrew 'מִקְוֶה' (mikveh), meaning a collection of water. It refers specifically to a ritual bath used in Jewish purification practices.
Think of a 'collection of water' in a special bath for purification — that's what a mikva is.
No commonly confused words.