(Yid.): the anniversary of a person's passing
Anniversary of a death. The immediate family of the person who died lights a candle that burns the entire day of the Yahrzeit. The candle honours the memory of that person.
(Yiddish) The anniversary of a death, usually marked by the lighting of a 24-hour (yahrzeit) candle and the recitation of Kaddish, the memorial prayer. In the US, the unveiling of the headstone usually takes place on or around the first yahrzeit.
(Yiddish, "year time") — Anniversary of a death, observed with prayer and memorial candles.
Anniversary of the death of a loved one.
'Year time' the anniversary of a death
Anniversary of the passing of a near relative.
(YAHR-tsite) Yiddish term for the anniversary of someone’s death.
Memorial / Commemeration of a death Observed on the yearly aniversary of the death
Yiddish for anniversary of the death of a family member. It calls for the recitation of the Kaddish in a minyan.
(lit., "anniversary"; Yid.): the anniversary of someone's passing
Means 'anniversary' -- marking the anniversary of a deceased family member.
Yiddish: lit. anniversary. The anniversary of the death of a close relative. See Mourning.
(Yiddish, "annniversary"). Anniversary of a loved one's death. See Life Events: Death and Mourning.
