What is another word for berakhot?
Pronunciation: [bɪɹˈakhɒt] (IPA) 
Berakhot is a Hebrew word that refers to a type of blessing or prayer recited in Jewish traditions and rituals. There are several synonyms for this word, including "brachot," "birkot," and "berakhah." All these words have the same root meaning of "blessing," but they are used in different contexts and forms. The word "brachot" is commonly used to describe blessings recited before or after eating or drinking. "Birkot" refers to blessings recited for other specific events or situations, such as lighting candles or hearing good news. "Berakhah" is a more general term used to refer to any type of blessing or prayer, regardless of the context or content.
