What is another word for matzah?
Pronunciation: [mˈatsə] (IPA) 
Matzah, also spelled matzo or matza, is an unleavened bread made from flour and water. The word matzah has become synonymous with the observance of Passover, as the bread symbolizes the haste with which the Israelites fled Egypt. However, there are several synonyms that refer to this unleavened bread. One synonym is "unleavened bread," which is a general term used to describe any bread made without yeast. Another synonym is "flatbread," as matzah is a thin, flat bread. Some people also refer to matzah as "cracker bread" due to its crisp texture. No matter what you call it, matzah remains an essential part of the Passover Seder and Jewish culture.
