A Torah scroll is one of the most sacred objects in Judaism, containing the Five Books of Moses handwritten on parchment. There are several synonyms for the term "Torah scroll," including: 1. Sefer Torah - This is the Hebrew term for a Torah scroll, meaning "Book of Torah." 2. Chumash - Refers to a Torah scroll that is divided into sections, each section containing several chapters of the Torah. 3. Pentateuch - Comes from the Greek word "pentateuchos," meaning "five books," and refers to the first five books of the Hebrew Bible. 4. Scroll of the Law - This is a term commonly used in English-speaking countries to refer to a Torah scroll. 5. Torah parchment - Another way to describe the parchment on which the Torah is written. No matter what term is used, a Torah scroll remains a cherished symbol of Judaism and its teachings.