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- hebrew - What does Kadosh really mean? - Mi Yodeya
Generally this seems to be an explanation of the mitzva of "k'doshim t'hiyu" more than a definition of the term "kadosh" in the broad decontextual sense – WAF Commented Jul 23, 2010 at 12:24
- What is the true definition of the word Kadosh in Hebrew?
People talk about living in a (Kadosh) or holy way The word gets used a lot but I don't necessarily think I've heard anybody really describe the underlying meaning or definition behind it I was curious if we have a true and clear definition for what makes something Kadosh (holy)
- What is the proper intent to have when we say Kadosh, Kadosh, Kadosh?
We also say "Kadosh, Kadosh, Kadosh" (Is 6) as a preparatory component of Shma, and in U'Va L'Zion (sorry, no hebrew keyboard) If we posit that angels do not have free will (or at best, the ability to make judgement calls on how to fulfill their purpose), then how are our references to their praise of HaShem interpreted by HaShem
- tefilla - Why do we say VeAtah Kadosh? - Mi Yodeya
Regarding Purim after reading the Megilla the Kitzur Shulchan Aruch writes in 414:4: ואתה קדוש (שהוא במזמור למנצח על אילת השחר, שנאמר על אסתר ושם נאמר אלהי אקרא וגו' דנאמר על מקרא מגילה, דאמר ר' יהושע בן לוי, חייב אדם לקרות את המגילה בלילה ולשנותה ביום, שנאמר
- What kavanah should you have during *Atah Kadosh*?
Therefore, before moving on to the request section of the Shemoneh Esrei, we declare that Hashem is kadosh, entirely separate and beyond our understanding This is the intent that one should have, understanding that Hashem is, after all our attempts to relate to Him and understand Him, ultimately beyond our understanding
- The earliest source calling a rabbi Kadosh? - Mi Yodeya
The Gemara in Shabbos 118b writes about Rabbi Yehuda HaNasi: אָמַר רַבִּי יוֹסֵי: מִיָּמַי לֹא נִסְתַּכַּלְתִּי
- words - what is kodesh? - Mi Yodeya
What does the word קֹדֶשׁ (sometimes קודש), kodesh, mean? Its form is that of a noun, like אֹכֶל or בֹּקֶר or לֹבֶן But קדושה is a noun, and (I'm pretty sure) it means "the state quality of being
- tefilla - Splitting up Kadosh Kadosh Kadosh - Mi Yodeya
The third "kadosh" would be a statement said in unison introducing the final concept The darga-tvir combination seems distinct from the tipcha-munach-etnachta The meaning would then be (as Chabad's translation has it) ""Holy, holy, holy is the Lord of Hosts;"
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