Bencher
- A small booklet that contains the blessing said after a meal. It usually also contains the zimirot (songs) that are traditionally sang during the Shabbat meals. The word comes from Yiddish and literally means ‘ a blesser ’.
Birchon
- A small booklet that contains the blessing said after a meal. It usually also contains the zimirot (songs) that are traditionally sang during the Shabbat meals. The word comes from Hebrew word ‘Barech’ that means ‘to bless’ ans the ‘on’ suffix.
Kippah
- Hebrew for Yarmulke. Literally, the word means a dome.
Kippah Serugah
- Hebrew for Knit Yarmulke.
Kippah
- Plural form for the word Kippahs.
Kippat Or
- Hebrew for a leather kippah form for the word Kippahs.
Kipot
- An alternative spelling of the plural form for the Hebrew word Kippah. In Hebrew the suffix ot or im denotes the plural form.
Kippot
- The grammatically correct plural form for the Hebrew word Kippah. In Hebrew the suffix ot or im denotes the plural form.
Prayer Shawl
- The accepted English term for Tallit.
Satin
- a smooth fabric of silk or rayon with glossy top and a dull back
Skullcap
- The accepted English term for a Kippah. This word is used in all formal legal disclosures
Skullcaps
- The accepted English term for kippot. This word is used in all formal legal disclosures
Suede
- Leather from the bottom side finished by buffering to create a velvet like nap.
Talasim
- The plural of Tallit. In Hebrew the suffix im or ot denoted the plural form.
Tallit
- A rectangle wool garment worn during some prayers. The custom is relates to the biblical commandment of attaching Tzitzit to four cornered garments.
Tallis
- an alternate pronunciation of the word Tallit.
Tchailet
- The biblical commandment of dyeing one of the four strings of the Tzitzit with a specific bluish-greenish dye. Today the exact formulation of the Tchailet dye is not known.
Tzitzit
- The biblical commandment of tying fringes to four cornered garments. Being that today such garments are not worn, it is customary during some prayers, to put on a four cornered garment called a Tallit, in order to fulfill the commandment.
Yarmulke
- Dome shaped head covering worn by Jews.
Yarmulkes
- Dome shaped head covering worn by Jews.
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