Pesuvajadus
Pesuvajadus refers to a traditional Jewish ritual bath, commonly known as a mikveh, which plays a significant role in Jewish law and practice. The term originates from the Hebrew phrase "pesach vayamut," meaning "he passed over and died," referencing the biblical account of the Israelites being spared from the angel of death during the Exodus. In modern usage, "pesuvajadus" is not a widely recognized term outside of specific communities, but it may appear in certain historical or regional texts, particularly in Yiddish-speaking contexts.
The mikveh is a pool of natural spring water or rainwater that has been collected and stored
The process involves immersing the entire body in the mikveh water, typically three times, while reciting specific
Today, mikvehs are found in Jewish communities worldwide, serving both religious and cultural purposes. They are