חַד גַּדְיָא

ביטוי (אנגלית)

A Single Kid/ Had Gadya (sung on the Passover eve)

הגדרה (אנגלית)

In the question: One thing causes another. A circular story in which one thing causes another. A causal connection between one thing and another (the source is the poem 'Had Gadiya', the story about the chain of goblins when one killed the other. In Aramaic, Ḥad Gadiya means one goat).

("And the Holy One, blessed be He, came, and slaughtered for the angel of death, slaughtered for the slaughterer, slaughtered for the Torah (who slaughtered the ox), drank it for the water (who drank the water), burned it for the fire (who extinguished the fire), burned it for the filth (who burned the stick), struck it for the dog (who beat the dog), devoured it for the cat (who bit the cat), ate it for the Gadiah (Shegal the goat), Dzaban Abba Bitrei Zuzi (Shekaneh Abba Bisnei Zuzim) Had Gadya" - The hymn 'Had Gadya' sung after the reading of the Passover Hagada, and it goes: "The man will come to the house of the shepherd, he says, and will bring his sheep to the judge, and his sheep will bring me, and I will bring my brother, and my brother the priest, in the same way as he It is written in "Chad Gadiya" - Shalom Aleichem/ Seventy-five thousand, Nov, and Ken: "The great Rabbi Yehonathan Aibshitz zt"l made a difficulty about the deed of Chad Gadiya" - Agnon/ Takhreech Shel Sipurim, 183)