2025年3月9日 · drash (third-person singular simple present drashes, present participle drashing, simple past and past participle drashed) (Judaism, rare) To exegete. This is a parsha that …

דָּרַשׁ (darash) -- To seek, inquire, require, investigate, demand. Usage: The Hebrew verb "darash" primarily means to seek or inquire. It conveys a sense of diligent searching or …

Drash may refer to: . Midrash, in Judaism, a method of exegesis of a biblical text; DRASH, or Deployable Rapid Assembly Shelter, a brand of portable shelter; Allan L. Drash (1931–2009), …

The meaning of DRASH is dialectal variant of thrash.

דָּרַשׁ dârash, daw-rash'; a primitive root; properly, to tread or frequent; usually to follow (for pursuit or search); by implication, to seek or ask; specifically to worship:—ask, × at all, care …

2008年11月5日 · Drashah gives its name to midrash, the unique mode of Jewish biblical interpretation in which we probe and investigate the silences, lacunae and apparent …

Drasha is usually (!) used as referring to a current rabbi’s lecture (but could be used interchangeably with midrash, for they are from the same root). Today, these terms are not …

2017年10月14日 · A “drash” or “d’var Torah” is a brief talk illuminating some part of the week’s Torah portion or some other Jewish text. To “drash,” from the Hebrew “lidrosh,” literally means …

The Collected Drashes of Congregation Kona Beth Shalom. For the past several decades our Congregation has conducted Shabbat Services on the fourth or the last Shabbat of the month.

May refer to midrash; may also refer to a few words of Torah shared during a worship service or gathering.