Definition

A Jewish prayer book that includes prayers and liturgies for different days, including daily prayers, Sabbath, and holiday observances.

Example

Every morning, he reads from his siddur during his prayers.

Conversation

Have you seen my siddur anywhere?

I think I saw it on the dining table this morning.

Thanks! I need it for tonight's service.

No problem! I hope the prayers go well.

Synonyms & Antonyms

Root Explanation

Siddur originates from Hebrew 'סדר' (seder), meaning order or arrangement. It refers to a Jewish prayer book that organizes the prayers and rituals for daily and holiday services.

Memory Tip

Think of the Hebrew word for order ('seder') to remember that a 'siddur' is a book that arranges prayers in a specific order.

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