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1. www.sefaria.org › sheets › 24820What is קָדוֹשׁ (Holiness) - Sefaria

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   This "separated" quality is probably the basic meaning of the Hebrew word kadosh. Much like the English word "distinguished," which can mean both "separate" and "special," kadosh begins by meaning "separate" and ends by meaning "special" or "sacred," "holy," "elevated" (Neil Gilman, Sacred Fragments, p.229) Holy People.

2. library.yctorah.org › 2016 › 05The Meaning of the Word Kadosh | Torah Library of Yeshivat ...

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   May 21, 2016 · The ish ha-da’at, the universal religious person, as Rav Soloveitchik terms it, is the religious figure who sees the escape from the body as a prerequisite for spiritual striving. There is a more mainstream Jewish approach to kedusha. It suggests that the body is neither to be vilified nor glorified.

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3. www.wikihow.com › Kadosh-MeaningWhat Does Kadosh Mean in Hebrew? Definition & Examples - wikiHow

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   Jul 10, 2024 · Kadosh Meaning in Hebrew. Kadosh means “holy,” or something that is separate, distinct, and set apart from something else. For instance, God is seen as kadosh because He is uniquely perfect, omnipotent, and omniscient. You say kadosh during the Kedusha prayer or to refer to God.

4. www.sefaria.org › sheets › 258235Kedoshim- Holiness in our Holiest Times - Sefaria

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   This "separated" quality is probably the basic meaning of the Hebrew word kadosh. Much like the English word "distinguished," which can mean both "separate" and "special," kadosh begins by meaning "separate" and ends by meaning "special" or "sacred," "holy," "elevated" (Neil Gilman, Sacred Fragments, p.229) (Josh Franklin-What is Kadosh ...

5. ohr.edu › this_week › whats_in_a_wordVayeitzei: Testify! « What's in a Word? « Ohr Somayach

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   Nov 25, 2023 · While the Christian and Muslim words for “martyr” are etymologically related to the concept of "witness/testimony," the Jewish term for one who dies for his religion is kadosh (plural: kedoshim), which relates to the Hebrew word kadosh ("holy/sanctified"). This difference in phraseology is quite telling about how Christianity and Islam ...

6. www.sefaria.org › sheets › 46852What is קָדוֹשׁ (Holiness) (Copy) | Sefaria

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   This "separated" quality is probably the basic meaning of the Hebrew word kadosh. Much like the English word "distinguished," which can mean both "separate" and "special," kadosh begins by meaning "separate" and ends by meaning "special" or "sacred," "holy," "elevated" (Neil Gilman, Sacred Fragments, p.229)

7. www.encyclopedia.com › religion › encyclopediasKedushah - Encyclopedia.com

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   KEDUSHAH (Heb. קְדֻשָּׁה). The biblical term for holiness is kodesh; mishnaic Hebrew, kedushah, and that which is regarded as holy is called kadosh.