Assertion: menorah's candle | /r/Synonym | the shamash
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text: Eight of the candles are for each night of Chanukah, and the highest candle, known as the Shamash or "servant", is used to light the other candles.
text: So, on the first night, the first candle is lit using the ninth candle, the Shamash (attendant).
text: This candle is called the Shamash.
text: On the first of Hanukkah’s eight nights, only two candles are placed in the Hanukkah menorah (also known as a hanukkiah): the shammash, or “helper” candle, which has its own designated spot (usually in the center), and another candle.
text: This menorah is called a Chanukiah and, in reality, has eight candles for the eight days of Chanukah, and a single candle (sitting higher or lower than the eight) known as the servant candle (shamash).
text: So, on the first night, the taller candle, which is called the shamas, is lit.
text: The Channukiah (Hanukkah menorah) is a candelabra that holds 8 candles to represent the 8 days of Hanukkah plus a 9th candle called the Shamesh which is used to light the other candles.
text: Eight of the candles are for each night of Chanukah, and the highest candle, known as the Shamash or "servant", is used to light the other candles.
text: Eight of the candles are for each night of Chanukah, and the highest candle, known as the Shamash or "servant", is used to light the other candles.
text: Eight of the candles are for each night of Chanukah, and the highest candle, known as the Shamash or "servant", is used to light the other candles.
text: Eight of the candles are for each night of Chanukah, and the highest candle, known as the Shamash or "servant", is used to light the other candles.
text: Eight of the candles are for each night of Chanukah, and the highest candle, known as the Shamash or "servant", is used to light the other candles.
text: Each of the eight candles is lit with a “helper” candle known as the shamash.
text: They are lit from a separate candle, the Shamash or servant candle.
text: In this way, on the first night there will be two candles lit (the Shamash and the first night), with the last night having the whole Hanukkiah filled and ablaze.
text: The ninth candle – the shamash, ("helper" or "attendant") – is used to light the other eight.
text: The central candle (the shamash) is lit, and that candle is used to light one additional candle each night until, on the eighth night, all of the candles are lit.
text: The candle that lights the other candles on the Menorah of Hanukkah is called the Shamash.
text: This unique candle is called the shamash (Hebrew: שַׁמָּשׁ‎, "attendant").
text: the ninth candle is called the shamash and is used to light the other eight.
text: Each night, another candle is added so that on the eighth and final night of Hanukkah, nine candles (the shammash plus eight others) are lit.