A get, ghet, [1][2][3] or gett (/ ɡɛt /; Imperial Aramaic: גט, plural gittin גטין) is a document in Jewish religious law which effectuates a divorce between a Jewish couple.

In Judaism, marriage between living spouses is terminated through a special divorce ceremony, whereby the husband gives his wife a document of divorce known as a get in the presence of …

Nov 5, 2009 · ghet Short word for ghetto. "Ghet" " Yo dawg he actin' like he lives in the ghet when really he's from down in the burbs'."

Jan 9, 2025 · ghét • (恄, 𢢂) to hate or detest, but in a relatively mild way; compare căm (“to really loathe or despise”), thù and hận (“to hate so much that you want to hurt or even kill the ones …

Nov 15, 2025 · In theory a ghet does not require a court procedure, but in practice it is usually executed through a court because of the many complexities of the relevant religious law.

Jewish law requires that couples divorcing in civil proceedings also execute a Get to dissolve their Jewish marriage. At times, a Get may be required even for couples who have lived together as …

Help better understand the rules and requirements for the Jewish  get , or divorce and why it may be important.

Ghet is a term that has been used for decades to describe a particular type of person, typically from urban areas. The term originated in African American communities and was originally …

The Beth Din of America arranges Jewish divorces through the Get process. The Beth Din ensures that the Get procedure is carried out in a sensitive and caring manner, respects the …

A “get,” an Aramaic word, is an official Jewish document in which a man agrees to divorce his wife. When a man refuses to give his estranged wife a get, she becomes an “agunah,” or …