Shemoneh-esreh
[Ashkenazic Hebrew shuh-moh-nuh es-rey; Sephardic Hebrew shuh-moh-ne es-rey] /Ashkenazic Hebrew ʃəˈmoʊ nə ˈɛs reɪ; Sephardic Hebrew ʃə moʊˈnɛ ɛsˈreɪ/
noun, Judaism.
1.
the Amidah, consisting of 19 blessings, recited on days other than the Sabbath and holy days.
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