Book number: 1 for Genesis, 2 for Exodus … 5 for Deuteronomy
OptionalchabadAlternate Haftarah read by Chabad, if different from haft
Optionalcombinedtrue when this entry represents a doubled (combined) parsha
Shabbat Torah reading as [begin, end] (or [begin, end, reason])
verse tuples, keyed by "1" through "7" plus "M" for the maftir
Haftarah, as a single passage or an array of passages
OptionalhaftTheme of the Haftarah when this parsha's Haftarah is one of the Haftarot of Admonition or Consolation around Tish'a B'Av. See HaftTheme.
Parsha name in Hebrew with nikud (vowel points)
Parsha number: 1 for Bereshit, 2 for Noach, etc. For a doubled parsha
this is a two-element array such as [21, 22] (Vayakhel-Pekudei)
Optionalnum1For a combined parsha, the parsha number of the first component
Optionalnum2For a combined parsha, the parsha number of the second component
Optionalp1For a combined parsha, the name of the first component, e.g. "Vayakhel"
Optionalp2For a combined parsha, the name of the second component, e.g. "Pekudei"
OptionalsephAlternate Haftarah read by Sephardim, if different from haft
OptionalweekdayWeekday (Monday & Thursday) Torah reading as [begin, end] verse
tuples, keyed by "1" through "3". Absent for parshiyot never read
on a weekday.
Raw metadata for a single parsha, as stored in
aliyot.jsonand returned by lookupParsha.Note the raw JSON shapes differ from the richer types used in a computed Leyning: here
fullkriyah/weekdaymap to[begin, end](or[begin, end, reason]) string tuples rather than Aliyah objects, and the book is given once as a number in ParshaMeta.book rather than repeated on every passage.