Candle-lighting Ceremony — Tekes Hadlaket Nerot

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What does “Tekes Hadlaket Nerot” mean in Hebrew?

Tekes Hadlaket Nerot (טקס הדלקת נרות) is the general Hebrew word meaning “Candle-lighting Ceremony”—A ritual in which candles are lit to mark a sacred moment, welcome a holiday, or honor a meaningful event.

A tekes hadlakat nerot marks a transition into sacred time. It creates a moment of reflection, honors tradition, and brings a sense of unity to any gathering.

The additional words listed below relate to planning a Bar or Bat Mitzvah, helping families organize the service, celebration, and all the meaningful details that bring this milestone event to life.

English Meaning
Candle-lighting Ceremony
Hebrew Translation
טקס הדלקת נרות
Theme
Bar/Bat Mitzvah
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