Aggadah is a Hebrew word used to describe the non-legalistic passages of the Talmud and rabbinic literature, generally consisting of stories, legends, and moral teachings. Synonyms for this word include Haggadah, Midrash, and Narratives. Haggadah is a book used at the Passover Seder, containing the story and customs of the holiday, while Midrash refers to specific compilations of aggadah. Narratives are stories that convey moral or spiritual lessons. Other potential synonyms of Aggadah include parables, allegories, fables, and myths, which also convey moral lessons through storytelling. Regardless of the title assigned to these stories, they all serve to educate and inspire readers toward greater spiritual understanding and commitment to the Jewish faith.