IPA: //ˈseɪdər//
KK: /ˈseɪdər/
A special meal that is part of the Jewish holiday of Passover, where families gather to remember the story of their escape from Egypt.
During Passover, we always have a seder with our family and friends.
The word 'seder' comes from Hebrew 'סֵדֶר' (sēdeṯ), meaning order or arrangement. It refers specifically to the ritual feast that marks the beginning of Passover, where the order of the meal and the telling of the Exodus story are followed in a structured manner.
Think of the Hebrew word for order ('סֵדֶר') to remember that 'seder' refers to a structured meal and ritual during Passover.