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bat mitzvah

[baht mits-vuh, bahs, baht meets-vah, bahs mits-vuh] / bɑt ˈmɪts və, bɑs, ˈbɑt mitsˈvɑ, bɑs ˈmɪts və /
NOUN
bar mitzvah
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She also reads Hebrew, had her bat mitzvah and, like her mom and dad, loves to roam the city.

From Los Angeles Times

Hannah, whose gentile mother makes her “not Jewish,” wonders if her wanting a bat mitzvah might be “cultural appropriation.”

From Los Angeles Times

She didn’t think she needed to take her children’s bat mitzvah album or any family photos.

From Los Angeles Times

At her daughter’s bat mitzvah last year, she reflected on her own celebration years before, and envisioned what it would be like to see her child’s future children there in years to come.

From Los Angeles Times

“As each bar or bat mitzvah reads from the actual Torah, they learn its history, which becomes part of their own story and connection of Jewish traditions and community,” the rabbi said.

From New York Times