Aliyah ( noun , noun )

(As a noun)

Aliyah ( noun )

1. The act of immigrating to Israel by a Jew.
2. The act of ascending or moving to a higher level of spiritual or religious achievement.

Origin:

Hebrew aliyah, from "aliyah "ascent".

Examples:

1. Making aliyah is an important aspect of Jewish identity.
2. Many Jews see aliyah as a fulfillment of a religious commandment.
3. The government of Israel encourages aliyah through various programs and incentives.
4. The aliyah ceremony at the airport marks the beginning of a new chapter in the immigrant's life.
5. The rabbi spoke about the spiritual aliyah that one can make through the study of Torah.

(As a noun)

Aliyah ( noun )

1. The act of immigrating to Israel by a Jew.
2. The act of ascending or moving to a higher level of spiritual or religious achievement.

Origin:

Hebrew aliyah, from "aliyah "ascent".

Examples:

1. Making aliyah is an important aspect of Jewish identity.
2. Many Jews see aliyah as a fulfillment of a religious commandment.
3. The government of Israel encourages aliyah through various programs and incentives.
4. The aliyah ceremony at the airport marks the beginning of a new chapter in the immigrant's life.
5. The rabbi spoke about the spiritual aliyah that one can make through the study of Torah.