Sentences with SHAMMASH
Check out our example sentences below to help you understand the context.Sentences
1
"The shammash is the center candle on the menorah."
2
"In some traditions, the shammash is used to light the other candles."
3
"The shammash represents the service of God."
4
"The shammash is also known as the attendant candle."
5
"During Hanukkah, the shammash is lit first."
6
"The shammash is typically placed higher or lower than the other candles."
7
"The shammash has a unique position in the menorah."
8
"The shammash is often slightly separated from the other candles."
9
"In ancient times, the shammash was used for other purposes as well."
10
"The shammash is an important symbol in Jewish culture."
11
"Why is the shammash always in the middle of the menorah?"
12
"The shammash is usually a different color than the other candles."
13
"Every night of Hanukkah, a new candle, including the shammash, is lit."
14
"The shammash is sometimes referred to as the servant candle."
15
"The shammash is responsible for lighting the other candles."
16
"The shammash plays a crucial role in the Hanukkah celebration."
17
"The shammash stays lit longer than the other candles."
18
"Some menorahs have a separate holder for the shammash."
19
"Lighting the shammash is the first step in lighting the Hanukkah candles."
20
"The shammash represents the light of God in the world."
1
"The shammash is the central candle on the Hanukkah menorah."
2
"During the Jewish festival, the shammash is used to light the other candles."
3
"The shammash symbolizes the importance of service and giving."
4
"Traditionally, the shammash is slightly taller than the other candles."
5
"The shammash is positioned in the center of the menorah, while the other candles are arranged on either side."
6
"On each night of Hanukkah, the shammash candle is lit first."
7
"The shammash is often made from a different material or colored differently than the other candles."
8
"The role of the shammash is to provide light and ignite the other candles."
9
"After lighting the shammash, it is used to transfer the flame to the other candles."
10
"The shammash serves as a reminder of the historical significance of the Hanukkah festival."
