" It is also said over a candle at Yahrzeit anniversaries at yearly intervals.
This text contains a row of eight verbs of adoration in the reflexive hitpael conjugation. This text's opening words derive from Ezekiel 38:23, in which God speaks of magnifying himself. The word "Titkabel" appears in the longest version of this text, and many versions, including the "Rabbi's" version, contain a section beginning "Y'hey shlama rabba min shemaya." Sections of a prayer service are divided by the (*) "Hatzi," or "half" form, of this largely-Aramaic text, whose name uses the same root as a prayer sanctifying Sabbath wine. This prayer begins with the line "Yitgadal v'yitkadash sh'me raba." It is also said over a candle at Yahrzeit anniversaries at yearly intervals. For 10 points, name this Jewish prayer whose "Mourner's" variant is done in honor of the dead.
This text contains a row of eight verbs of adoration in the reflexive hitpael conjugation.
Kaddish [or Hatzi Kaddish; or Kaddish Shalem; or Mourner's Kaddish]