IPA: //mɪtsˈvɑː//
KK: /mitsvah/
A religious commandment or good deed in Judaism, often associated with a ceremony or celebration.
The family celebrated the boy's bar mitzvah with a big party.
Mitzvah originates from Hebrew "מצווה" (mitzvah), meaning commandment or good deed. In Jewish tradition, it refers to a commandment from God or a good deed performed in accordance with Jewish law.
Think of the Hebrew word for commandment, 'mitzvah', which helps you remember that a mitzvah is a good deed or commandment in Jewish practice.
No commonly confused words.