Tag: Hebrew

How to Pronounce “Schach”

Decorated backyard sukkah with cornstalk schach roof, tan wall panels, Hebrew alphabet and welcome banners, wooden table and chair, potted mums, pumpkins and ferns beside deck stairs

Preparing for Sukkot involves many traditions, including understanding key terms like “schach” – the covering that forms the roof of your sukkah. But how exactly do you pronounce the word schach? Let’s explore the proper pronunciation! The Correct Pronunciation of Schach “Schach” is pronounced with a guttural “ch” sound that doesn’t naturally occur in English.…

Is Sukkah and Sukkot the Same?

Assembled white fabric sukkah kit in a backyard at dusk, with small windows, a triangular open door flap, string lights, and a set dining table with flowers inside

Understanding the Different Terms When exploring Jewish traditions, terminology can sometimes cause confusion, especially for those new to these concepts. Two terms that often prompt questions are “sukkah” and “Sukkot.” While related, they refer to different aspects of the same Jewish observance. Let’s clarify the distinction between these terms and explore their significance in Jewish…

The Ultimate Sukkot
Preparation Guide

Have an unforgettable experience inside your sukkah as you celebrate one of our most important holidays. Filled with recipes, decoration ideas, and traditions to make your chag memorable and fun.