Matzo (noun)

Unleavened bread made from flour and water and often used in Jewish cuisine, particularly during the Passover holiday.

Origin:

Late 19th century: from yiddish matse, from hebrew matzah "unleavened bread".

Examples:

1. She bought matzo for the Passover holiday.
2. He broke off a piece of matzo and ate it.
3. The matzo ball soup is a traditional Jewish dish.
4. Matzo is an important part of the Passover meal.
5. She made matzo from flour and water and baked it.