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syn·a·gogue

also syn·a·gog  (sĭn′ə-gŏg′, -gôg′)
n.
1. A building or place of meeting for worship and religious instruction in the Jewish faith.
2. A congregation of Jews for the purpose of worship or religious study.
3. The Jewish religion as organized or typified in local congregations.

[Middle English, from Old French sinagoge, from Late Latin synagōga, from Greek sunagōgē, assembly, synagogue, from sunagein, to bring together : sun-, syn- + agein, to lead; see ag- in Indo-European roots.]

syn′a·gog′i·cal (-gŏj′ĭ-kəl), syn′a·gog′al (-gŏg′əl, -gôg′-) adj.
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synagogue

(ˈsɪnəˌɡɒɡ)
n
1. (Judaism)
a. a building for Jewish religious services and usually also for religious instruction
b. (as modifier): synagogue services.
2. (Judaism) a congregation of Jews who assemble for worship or religious study
3. (Judaism) the religion of Judaism as organized in such congregations
[C12: from Old French sinagogue, from Late Latin synagōga, from Greek sunagōgē a gathering, from sunagein to bring together, from syn- + agein to lead]
synagogical, synagogal adj
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syn•a•gogue

or syn•a•gog

(ˈsɪn əˌgɒg, -ˌgɔg)

n.
1. a Jewish house of worship, often having facilities for religious instruction or serving as a community center.
2. a congregation of Jews for the purpose of religious worship.
3. Rare. the Jewish religion; Judaism.
[1125–75; < Late Latin synagōga < Greek synagōgḗ assembly, meeting =syn- syn- + agōgḗ, n. use of feminine of agōgós (adj.) gathering; see -agogue]
syn`a•gog′i•cal (-ˈgɒdʒ ɪ kəl) syn′a•gog`al (-ˌgɒg əl, -ˌgɔ gəl) adj.
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Synagogue

 an assembly; a congregation of Jews, 1175; of Rome, 1674; of Satan, 1565.
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synagogue

A Jewish place of worship.
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ThesaurusAntonymsRelated WordsSynonymsLegend:
Noun1.synagogue - (Judaism) the place of worship for a Jewish congregationsynagogue - (Judaism) the place of worship for a Jewish congregation
house of God, house of prayer, house of worship, place of worship - any building where congregations gather for prayer
Judaism - the monotheistic religion of the Jews having its spiritual and ethical principles embodied chiefly in the Torah and in the Talmud
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Translations
كَنيس، مَكان الصّلاه عِند اليَهودمَعْبَدُ اليَهُود
synagogasynagóga
synagoge
synagogajuutalainenseurakunta
sinagoga
zsinagóga
samkunduhús, sÿnagóga
シナゴーグ
유태교 예배당
sinagoga
sinagoga
synagóga
sinagoga
synagoga
โบสถ์ของศาสนายิว
giáo đường Do thái

synagogue

[ˈsɪnəgɒg] Nsinagoga f
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synagogue

[ˈsɪnəgɒg] nsynagogue f
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synagogue

nSynagoge f
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synagogue

[ˈsɪnəˌgɒg] nsinagoga
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synagogue

(ˈsinəgog) noun
(the building used by) a gathering of Jews meeting together for worship.
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synagogue

مَعْبَدُ اليَهُود synagoga synagoge Synagoge συναγωγή sinagoga synagoga synagogue sinagoga sinagoga シナゴーグ 유태교 예배당 synagoog synagoge synagoga sinagoga синагога synagoga โบสถ์ของศาสนายิว sinagog giáo đường Do thái 犹太教堂
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References in periodicals archive ?
Ond dim ond tir diffaith sydd lle safai'r synagog. Mae man addoloi Iddewig wedi dychwelyd i'r dref ond ychydig o Iddewon sy'n dewis byw yno.
(58) Thynne shows himself duly wary of Ross's credentials, (59) but his disclaimers are surprisingly mild, given the rhetoric elsewhere that can relegate Catholics to 'satans synagog' (Holinshed, 5.573 [5.356]) (60) and the prominence given to James's recent pro-Protestant affirmations.
"It is a legitimate matter for speculation," asked Max Heller in a 1908 letter to The American Israelite, "what would have become of the Feast of Weeks in the Reform synagog [sic] had the festival not been reinforced so effectively by the ceremony of confirmation." (53) Whereas previous generations had celebrated Shavuot as the day of the giving of a covenant to the people of Israel through the Torah, nineteenth-century confirmation ceremonies reimagined the nature of covenant in the form of the professions of faith to Judaism that confirmants were required to recite in front of the community.
Bydd yn ymweld a theml Sikh a synagog Iddewig, ac yn y rhaglen gyntaf bydd yn ymuno a 500 o ddynion ar ganol eu gweddiau mewn mosg yng Nghaerdydd.