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Medieval Mikveh room in the old Synagogue of Sopron, Hungary, which dates to the 1300s.

Mikveh (sometimes spelled as mikvah, or either way without the ending -"h") (; plural: mikva'ot or mikves (Yiddish) ) is a bath used for the purpose of ritual immersion in Judaism. The word "mikveh", as used in the Hebrew Bible, literally means a "collection" – generally, a collection of water.

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• Related: Conversion to Judaism, Mikva'ot, Niddah, Ritual washing in Judaism, Bath (unit)

Global Mikvah Directory Global Mikvah Directory www.mikvah.org/directory - Web

The Mikvah The Mikvah www.chabad.org/article.asp?AID=1541 - Web

The Mikvah: A Spiritual Experience The Mikvah: A Spiritual Experience www.aish.com/family/rebbitzen/The_Intimate_Road.asp - Web

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Pathways to the Sacred Pathways to the Sacred www.boomerstv.com/episodes_video.php?lid=239 - Web

Mikvahs / Mikveh: Immersion in the Bible Mikvahs / Mikveh: Immersion in the Bible www.judianity.info/mikvah.html - Web

Europe's Oldest Mikveh in Syracuse, Italy Europe's Oldest Mikveh in Syracuse, Italy www.bestofsicily.com/mag/art421.htm - Web

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