sederbook
nounUK /ˈseɪdə bʊk/
US /ˈseɪdər bʊk/
A special book that Jewish families read together during the Passover meal.
At Passover, Grandpa opened the sederbook and read the story of the Israelites.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. A printed guide that explains the order of the Passover seder service.
Each guest received a sederbook so they could follow along with the blessings.
3. A children's version of the Haggadah with pictures and simple text.
The teacher handed out a colorful sederbook to help the kids understand the holiday.
4. Any booklet used to lead a ceremonial Jewish meal.
She kept the family's old sederbook on the shelf next to the menorah.