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Ana b'Koach (Hebrew: אנא בכוח) is a piyyut recited in the morning prayer after the Parshas HaKorbanot, and in most congregations also as part of the Kabbalat Shabbat, as well as after the counting of the Omer which lasts seven weeks. The six letters (words) of each of the seven lines symbolize a day in the count, and the seventh day of the count is symbolized by the initials of the line spoken in that 'week' in those seven days of counting.