ke·tu·bah also ke·tub·bah 
(kə-tbə, kə-t-bä)
(kə-tbə, kə-t-bä)n. pl. ke·tu·both or ke·tu·bot (-tbōs, -t-bôt) or ke·tu·bahs also ke·tub·both or ke·tub·bot or ke·tub·bahs
Judaism
Judaism
A marriage contract, traditionally written in Aramaic, stipulating certain rights and responsibilities according to Jewish laws and customs.
[Mishnaic Hebrew kətubbâ, writing, writ, contract, from Hebrew kātab, to write; see ktb in the Appendix of Semitic roots.]