1. plural of mahzor; Jewish prayer books containing liturgy for holidays and festivals
Usage: Hebrew origin; religious

Examples

• The synagogue ordered new mahzorim for the High Holy Days.
• Each family brought their own mahzorim to the Rosh Hashanah service.
• The mahzorim contained special prayers for Yom Kippur.
• Ancient mahzorim are preserved in the museum’s collection.
• The rabbi distributed mahzorim to the congregation before Passover.
• These mahzorim include both Hebrew text and English translations.