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- Genres_of_Piyyut comment "Piyyut is Jewish liturgical poetry, in Hebrew or occasionally Aramaic. Since the fifth century CE, piyyutim (the plural of \"piyyut\") have been written in many different genres and subgenres. Most of these are defined by the function that the given poem fulfills in the context of Jewish prayer service; but a few are defined by other criteria, such as content.Yotzer sequence—a series of poems, which adorn the blessings surrounding the morning recitation of the Shema‘.".