matsahs
/ˈmɑtsəz/
noun
- Unleavened bread eaten during the Jewish holiday of Passover, often in the form of large flat crackers.
- The children made sandwiches using matsahs instead of regular bread.
- During Passover, many families eat matsahs to remember the Exodus story.
- We bought several boxes of matsahs for the Passover seder.