noun
- plural of challah; braided loaves of bread traditionally eaten by Jewish families, especially on the Sabbath and holidays
Usage: Also spelled 'challahs' in English; 'challot' is the Hebrew plural form; Religious/cultural term
Examples
- The bakery displayed fresh challot in the window every Friday morning.
- She braided the dough into beautiful challot for the Sabbath dinner.
- The family blessed the challot before breaking bread together.
- These challot are made with eggs and honey for a golden, slightly sweet flavor.
- The challot were still warm when we arrived at the celebration.