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Definitions for tallith
ˈtɑ lɪs; Heb. tɑˈlit; tɑˈleɪ sɪm, ˌtɑ ləˈsɪm; Heb. tɑ liˈtimtal·lith
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Princeton's WordNet
prayer shawl, tallith, tallisnoun
(Judaism) a shawl with a ritually knotted fringe at each corner; worn by Jews at morning prayer
Wiktionary
tallithnoun
An undergarment worn by orthodox Jews. It covers the chest and upper part of the back. It has tassels (called zizith) on its four corners.
tallithnoun
A tasseled shawl or scarf worn over the head or thrown around the shoulders while at prayer.
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tallith
A tallith, also spelled tallit, is a traditional Jewish prayer shawl worn by adult males during morning prayer services. It's a rectangular garment, often in white with black or blue stripes, containing special knotted fringes called tzitzit at each of the four corners. The wearing of a tallith is a biblical commandment in Judaism and is often interpreted symbolically or spiritually.
Chambers 20th Century Dictionary
Tallith
tal′ith, n. the mantle worn by the Jews at prayer. [Heb.]
Numerology
Chaldean Numerology
The numerical value of tallith in Chaldean Numerology is: 3
Pythagorean Numerology
The numerical value of tallith in Pythagorean Numerology is: 1
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- طوليثArabic
- talithCzech
- talithDanish
- TallithGerman
- ψηλόςGreek
- talitoEsperanto
- talitSpanish
- tallithFinnish
- tallithFrench
- talithIrish
- टैलिथHindi
- taleszHungarian
- tinggiIndonesian
- tallitItalian
- ತಾಲಿತ್Kannada
- tallithLatin
- langDutch
- tallithNorwegian
- tałesPolish
- TalithPortuguese
- tallithRomanian
- талитRussian
- talithSwedish
- தாலித்Tamil
- తల్లిత్Telugu
- ความสูงThai
- TallitTurkish
- висотаUkrainian
- لمباUrdu
- cây caoVietnamese
- 塔利斯Chinese
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