Baal Teshuva (pl. Baalei Teshuva) – Newly religious/returnees to faith
Be’H (abbr. B’Ezrat Hashem) – With G-d’s help
Bentching/Birkat HaMazon – Grace/Blessing after meals
Bracha (pl. Brachot) – Blessing
Chafetz Chaim – (Lit. Desires Life – based on Psalms 34) Book about the laws of Lashon Hara written by Rabbi Yisrael Meir Kagan (and he too became known by this name)
Divrei Torah – (Lit. Words of Torah) Thoughts & ideas on the Torah and Judaism
Frum – Religious
Havdala – Ceremony/Blessings at the conclusion of Shabbat
Kiddush – Blessing sanctifying Shabbat or Festivals, made over a cup of wine
Lashon Hara – Negative/Degrading/Harmful speech
Mitzva (pl. Mitzvot) – Commandment
Motzi Shem Rah – Lashon Hara that is partially or wholly untrue
Parsha – Weekly Torah reading
Rebbetzin – Traditionally wife of Rabbi or female Judaism teacher
Sefardi – Jews with heritage from Spain, North Africa and Middle East
Shabbat – The Sabbath, Friday evening until Saturday evening
Torah – The written & oral Law given to Moshe (Moses) at Mount Sinai
Yeshiva – College for the study of Jewish Philosophy, Thought & Law