Definition of afikoman in English:

afikoman

(also afikomen)

noun afɪˈkəʊmənˌäfēˈkōmən

Judaism

A piece broken off from a matzo during the Seder and put aside to be eaten at the end of the meal. It is traditionally hidden to be searched for by the children present.
her little grandchildren will search the house looking for the afikoman
Example sentencesExamples
- With the afikoman hidden, I returned to the kitchen.
- Similar to the Korban Pesach, the Afikoman must be the last thing eaten at the Seder and must be eaten before a certain time.
- Three matzos are set out on the Seder table, concealed in the folds of a linen napkin or in a special matzah dekke (also known as an afikoman).
- Late in the night, after we have each told and been told, given and received the stories of emancipation, we send the children to find the hidden afikoman.
- But with more than 100 children, Korczak had to find an innovative way to have them search for the "afikoman," the hidden piece of matzo redeemed for a prize by the child who finds it.

Origin

Mid 19th century: from Hebrew ăp̄īqōmān, probably from Byzantine Greek epikōmion 'a revel'.

Definition of afikoman in US English:

afikoman

(also afikomen)

nounˌäfēˈkōmən

Judaism

A piece broken off from a matzo during a Seder and put aside to be eaten at the end of the meal. It is traditionally hidden during the Seder to be searched for by the children present.
her little grandchildren will search the house looking for the afikoman
Example sentencesExamples
- Three matzos are set out on the Seder table, concealed in the folds of a linen napkin or in a special matzah dekke (also known as an afikoman).
- But with more than 100 children, Korczak had to find an innovative way to have them search for the "afikoman," the hidden piece of matzo redeemed for a prize by the child who finds it.
- Similar to the Korban Pesach, the Afikoman must be the last thing eaten at the Seder and must be eaten before a certain time.
- With the afikoman hidden, I returned to the kitchen.
- Late in the night, after we have each told and been told, given and received the stories of emancipation, we send the children to find the hidden afikoman.

Origin

Mid 19th century: from Hebrew ăp̄īqōmān, probably from Byzantine Greek epikōmion ‘a revel’.

词汇	afikoman
释义	Definition of afikoman in English: afikoman (also afikomen) noun afɪˈkəʊmənˌäfēˈkōmən Judaism A piece broken off from a matzo during the Seder and put aside to be eaten at the end of the meal. It is traditionally hidden to be searched for by the children present. her little grandchildren will search the house looking for the afikoman Example sentencesExamples With the afikoman hidden, I returned to the kitchen. Similar to the Korban Pesach, the Afikoman must be the last thing eaten at the Seder and must be eaten before a certain time. Three matzos are set out on the Seder table, concealed in the folds of a linen napkin or in a special matzah dekke (also known as an afikoman). Late in the night, after we have each told and been told, given and received the stories of emancipation, we send the children to find the hidden afikoman. But with more than 100 children, Korczak had to find an innovative way to have them search for the "afikoman," the hidden piece of matzo redeemed for a prize by the child who finds it. Origin Mid 19th century: from Hebrew ăp̄īqōmān, probably from Byzantine Greek epikōmion 'a revel'. Definition of afikoman in US English: afikoman (also afikomen) nounˌäfēˈkōmən Judaism A piece broken off from a matzo during a Seder and put aside to be eaten at the end of the meal. It is traditionally hidden during the Seder to be searched for by the children present. her little grandchildren will search the house looking for the afikoman Example sentencesExamples Three matzos are set out on the Seder table, concealed in the folds of a linen napkin or in a special matzah dekke (also known as an afikoman). But with more than 100 children, Korczak had to find an innovative way to have them search for the "afikoman," the hidden piece of matzo redeemed for a prize by the child who finds it. Similar to the Korban Pesach, the Afikoman must be the last thing eaten at the Seder and must be eaten before a certain time. With the afikoman hidden, I returned to the kitchen. Late in the night, after we have each told and been told, given and received the stories of emancipation, we send the children to find the hidden afikoman. Origin Mid 19th century: from Hebrew ăp̄īqōmān, probably from Byzantine Greek epikōmion ‘a revel’.
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