ashre

ashre: \\äˈshrā\ noun (plural ashre)
Etymology: Hebrew ashrē happy, the first word of the first two verses (Psalms 84:4 & 144:15) of the recital

: a recital in the daily liturgy of the Jews of the two verses from Psalms 84 and 144 followed by the recitation of Psalm 145

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