Kaddish
{'<entity_0>': 'Jewish prayer', '<entity_1>': 'Aramaic', '<entity_2>': 'Kaddish', '<entity_3>': 'Germany'}
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<entity_2> or Qaddish or Qadish (<entity_1>: קדיש‎ "holy") is a hymn of praises about God found in <entity_0> services. Professor Yoel Elitzur, however, argues that the <entity_2> was originally written in Hebrew, and later translated to <entity_1> to be better understood by the masses. He notes that quotations from the <entity_2> in the Talmud and Sifrei are in Hebrew, and that even today some of the words are Hebrew rather than <entity_1>. It is believed that mourners adopted this version of the <entity_2> around the 13th century during harsh persecution of Jews by crusaders in <entity_3> because of the opening messianic line about God bringing the dead back to life (though this line is not in many modern versions).
['Jewish prayer', 'television series episode', 'album', 'film', 'poem', 'symphony']