▷ What Do You Say At The End Of Hanukkah?

Hanukkah is a beautiful and meaningful holiday celebrated by Jews around the world. The holiday takes place over the eight days leading up to the 25th day of the month of Kislev. A special prayer is recited on each night, as well as other religious and cultural rituals. At the end of Hanukkah, it’s traditional to say certain phrases.

The traditional phrase at the end of Hanukkah is “Yom Tov Chatamu,” which translates to “Celebrate a good holiday.” This phrase can be extended to “Yom Tov Chatamu v’Hamedu shenee,” which means “Celebrate a good holiday and be happy.” In addition, the traditional phrase “Mazal Tov” is used to express congratulations.

Other phrases that may be said during Hanukkah include “Ki Li Chatamu Yom Tov,” which means “For you have made a good day” to a host or hostess, or “B’Tov Bitayon,” which means “in good fortune.” People can also say, “Let us continue together in joy” to celebrate the continuation of the holiday.

Finally, for the very last night of Hanukkah, there is the phrase, “Ki Hem Kol Chay’hem,” which translates to “For all of their lives,” in memory of the eight days of the holiday.

At the end of the Hanukkah holiday, there are a variety of phrases that may be used to express the joy of the celebration. Words such as “Yom Tov Chatamu,” “Mazal Tov,” and “Ki Hem Kol Chay’hem” are used to express thanks, congratulations, and the continuation of the holiday. The specific phrase used will depend on the context and the individual’s wishes. By attending to, and reflecting upon, these details, we can add deeper meaning—and greater joy—to the Hanukkah celebration.

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Last update 2023-11-27. Price and product availability may change.