- Ain Od Milvado – there is nothing but Him
- Ami – my nation
- Atzmuso – His self
- Avos – patriarchs
- Bais Hamikdash – the holy temple
- Bechirah – free will
- Bnei – the children of
- Briah – creation
- Chassidim – those who serve Hashem more than is required
- Chet Haeigel – the sin of the golden calf
- Davuk – bound
- Din – justice
- Diveukus – state of being bonded
- Galus – exile
- Hais Hamikdosh – the Holy Temple
- Hanhaga – a mode of conduct.
- Haorah – enlightenment, divine energy
- Har Habayis – temple mount
- Hashgacha – supervision
- Hester – concealment
- Kodesh Kodoshim – the Holy of Holies – the innermost sanctuary in the temple where the Ark of the Covenant was located. It is the holiest place on Earth.
- Melech – king
- Melech Malchei Hamelachim – the King of Kings (a reference to Hashem)
- Mesaken – rectify
- Midah kneged midah – measure for measure – a reaction
- Middah – attribute
- Milchama – war
- Milchemes mitzvah – a war commanded by Hashem
- Mishkan – The Tent of Meeting in the desert
- Mitzvah – commandment
- Nachamu – be consoled (plural)
- Navi – prophet. Also refers to the books that contain their writings given by Hashem for posterity
- Neshamah – soul
- Navi – a prophet
- Neviim – prophets
- Nevuah – prophecy
- Nitzotzos Hakedusha – holy sparks
- Noach – Noah
- Olam – the world/universe both spiritual and physical
- Oz – might
- Pasuk – verse
- Pirud – separation
- Rachamim – mercy
- Rebbah – Chassidik master / teacher
- Ribono Shel Olam – The Master of the World (a reference to Hashem)
- Romemus – exaltedness
- Tannaim – rabbis who authored the mishnah
- Tefillah – prayer
- Teshuva – repentance
- Tiferes – beauty
- Tikun – rectification
- Tzimtzum – constriction
- Yichud – unity – absolute oneness
- Zechus – merit
- Zechusim – merits
- Zikui harabbim – causing merit to the community
- Zulaso – a being other than Him
