kneidlach
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kneidlach — n. type of dumpling which is eaten during the Jewish holiday of Passover … English contemporary dictionary
kneidlach — /ˈknaɪdlak/ (say knuydlahk) noun → matzo …
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matzo — /ˈmætsoʊ/ (say matsoh) noun (plural matzoth /ˈmætsoʊθ/ (say matsohth) or matzos /ˈmætsoʊz/ (say matsohz)) unleavened bread, eaten by Jews during Pesach; kneidlach. Also, matzoh, matza, matzah. {Hebrew matstsāh cake of unleavened bread} …
