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Chet, Nun, Vuv, Kaf, Hay - the Hebrew letters that make up the word. Once transliterated to English (or any other language) there is no "correct" spelling. The Hebrew letters look like this (if you have Hebew fonts installed): חנוכה
Spelling options in English include Chanuka, Chanukkah, Hanuka, Hannuka, Hannukah.
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