Pesuah
Pesuah is a term that can refer to several things, most notably a Jewish ritual bath. The Hebrew word "mikveh" (מקווה) is more commonly used to describe this ritual bath, but "pesuah" can also be employed in certain contexts. A mikveh is a specially constructed pool of water used for immersion in Judaism. Its primary purpose is to achieve ritual purification. The water in a mikveh must be natural and in contact with the earth, either directly from a spring or rain, or indirectly through a system that connects it to a natural source.
Ritual immersion in a mikveh is required for several reasons in Jewish law. Converts to Judaism must
Beyond its ritualistic uses, "pesuah" might also appear in other, less common contexts, potentially as a personal