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The world's only book you're legally required to spill wine on.
means The Jewish text read at the Passover seder, narrating the Exodus from Egypt through prayers, stories, and songs.
from From the Hebrew root n-g-d, meaning 'to tell' or 'to declare' — haggadah literally means 'the telling.' It comes from the biblical command to recount the Exodus story to your children, and over centuries the text compiled for that retelling became its own book, standardized but endlessly annotated and illustrated by different communities.
- name meaning
- Hebrew for the telling
- four questions
- asked by the youngest person present
- same script
- reused every passover for over a millennium
- ten plagues
- dip a finger, lose a drop of wine