Definition: The term "archsynagogue" in Jewish religious tradition typically refers to a single, small synagogue that has been consecrated and regularly used for services. The term comes from the Hebrew word meaning "large but modest structure." The purpose was often to serve as a place of community gathering or prayer. However, it's important to note this term is not related to modern synagogues which are more elaborate and usually designed with communal facilities like dining rooms, bathrooms, and even a kitchen for services.
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