1. Plural of matzo; unleavened bread eaten during Passover.
Usage: Also spelled matzohs or matzos; matzot is the Hebrew plural form.; Religious/cultural context: Jewish observance

Examples

• During Passover, families gather to eat matzot and recall the exodus from Egypt.
• The bakery produces fresh matzot for the holiday season.
• Children enjoy breaking matzot at the Seder table.
• Matzot are traditionally made from flour and water only.
• She bought several boxes of matzot from the grocery store before the festival began.