What is another word for shibah?
Pronunciation: [ʃˈɪbə] (IPA) 
Shibah, also known as shiva, is a Hebrew word that refers to the period of mourning observed by Jewish people after the death of a loved one. During this time, family and friends come together to offer support and comfort to the bereaved. Although shibah is the most commonly used term to describe this custom, there are other synonyms used in various Jewish communities. Some of these include "sitting shiva," "mourning period," and "seven days of mourning." Regardless of the terminology used, the shibah period is an important time for reflection, remembrance, and healing for those who have experienced a loss.
