mikvah , także: mikveh

To this end the hotel has a mikvah on site.

The mikvah is located to the east of the building.

Sarah left the mikvah at the time you usually leave.

He expects many of them to start using the new mikvah.

The mikvah was built as a community project a decade later.

"Did a rape take place at the mikvah last night?"

It had been nearly two weeks since the rape at the mikvah.

Many women now go to the mikvah because of you."

Those who questioned the need for a mikvah had to be won over.

This is also indicated by the presence of the Mikvah.

All the women who had used the mikvah last night were gaping at him.

The mikvah is likely to be managed by a committee of lay people.

"They're pinned next to my home phone and the one in the mikvah."

"She once stopped me on the way to the mikvah.

The family car had been in the shop for a week, and she was three days past her mikvah date.

Some women also use the mikvah once a month.

A mikvah was also built on the southern side of the synagogue.

A synagogue with a mikvah existed in the city before 1295.

Two years later, the mikvah for women was built.

The new facility included a Hebrew school and a mikvah.

Go back in the mikvah and call the police.

The mikvah had needed a good cleaning, and she was glad she'd decided to come.

Naked, he stepped quickly into the cold spring water of the mikvah.

A mikvah, or ritual bath, was also found at the site.

The community also boasts a swimming pool and a mikvah.