Definition of Haggadot

1. haggadah [n] - See also: haggadah

Lexicographical Neighbors of Haggadot

hagdon
hagdons
hagdown
hagdowns
hageman factor deficiency
hagendorfite
hagfish
hagfishes
hagg
haggadahs
haggadas
haggadic
haggadist
haggadistic
haggadists
haggadot (current term)
haggadoth
haggard
haggardly
haggardness
haggardnesses
haggards
hagged
haggertyite
haggertyites
hagging
haggis
haggises
haggish
haggishly

Literary usage of Haggadot

Below you will find example usage of this term as found in modern and/or classical literature:

1. The Jewish Encyclopedia: A Guide to Its Contents, an Aid to Its Use by Joseph Jacobs (1906)
"Barton and Kohler, the interesting and romantic haggadot being given by Dr. Lauterbach. Another Biblical biography of considerable interest and extent is ..."

2. Geonica by Louis Ginzberg (1909)
"If, as to the last passage, it must be conceded that our data do not permit us to go beyond the mere supposition that Rabbi Aha drew his haggadot from ..."

3. Post-Biblical Hebrew Literature: An Anthology by B. Halper (1921)
"... and haggadot, and departed from this world without sin. Thou shouldst surely accept consolation for him, when thou hast restored thy trust unimpaired ..."

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