1. plural of haggadah; narratives and interpretive teachings in Jewish tradition, especially the Passover Haggadah recited during the Seder meal
Usage: religious/cultural term; often capitalized when referring to the Passover Haggadah specifically

Examples

• The family consulted several different haggadoth to prepare for their Passover celebration.
• Many haggadoth include commentaries and illustrations to help children understand the Exodus story.
• Modern haggadoth often incorporate contemporary perspectives on freedom and liberation.
• The rabbi recommended comparing traditional and contemporary haggadoth for the discussion.
• Different Jewish communities have developed their own unique haggadoth over centuries.