What is another word for bas mitzvot?
Pronunciation: [bˈas mˈɪtsvɒt] (IPA) 
Bas mitzvot is a Hebrew term that refers to a Jewish girl who has reached the age of accountability - traditionally twelve years old - and is now obligated to observe the commandments of the Torah. There are several synonyms for bas mitzvot, including bat mitzvah, daughter of the commandments, and young woman of obligation. All of these terms reflect the essential meaning of the Hebrew phrase, which is that the girl has reached a significant spiritual milestone and is now responsible for her own actions and observances within the Jewish faith. The bas mitzvot ceremony is often marked by a celebratory gathering with family and friends, where the girl will often read from the Torah and deliver a speech to commemorate her accomplishment.
