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| Kaddish | ||
| Prayer proclaiming the greatness of God. Used as the mourners' prayer (see Jewish Practices: Mourning) but also at other points in the liturgy. |
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| kasher | ||
| (Hebrew, "fit"). Fit for ritual use. Also a verb meaning "to make a food or object fit for ritual use." See Jewish Practices: Dietary Laws. |
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| kashrut | ||
| (Hebrew, "fitness"). Jewish dietary laws. See Jewish Practices: Dietary Laws. |
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| kedusha | ||
| (Hebrew, "holiness"). Holiness. | ||
| kippah | ||
| (Hebrew; Yiddish yarmulke) Disc-like head covering. |
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| Kol Nidre | ||
| (Hebrew, "All Vows). Famous hymn sung during Yom Kippur releasing Jews of all religious vows made in the previous year. See Jewish Holidays: Yom Kippur. |
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| kosher | ||
| Anglicized form of kasher. | ||
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