Masorah

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Masorah or Mesora, (Hebrew מסורה) refers either to the transmission of a (religious) tradition, or to the tradition itself.

In a broad sense the term can refer to the entire chain of Jewish tradition: see Oral law in Judaism.
In a narrow sense the term refers to the tradition of the Masoretes used in determining the precise text of the Tanakh (Hebrew Bible): see Masoretic Text.

Other possible meanings

Masorti Judaism is the name used for Conservative Judaism in the State of Israel, as well as elsewhere outside of the U.S.
"Mesorah" may refer to "Mesorah Publications, Ltd." publishers of the Artscroll range of Jewish literature - a reference to this direct transmission of tradition from generation to generation.
"Mesorah" is part of the name of "Torah Umesorah" (Torah Umesorah-National Society for Hebrew Day Schools) a Haredi Judaism educational organization in the United States.
"Mesora" or "Metzora" is the 28th weekly parshah or portion in the annual Jewish cycle of Torah reading.