Rabbi Julian Sinclair

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Yuhara

The literal meaning of the Aramaic word yuhara is luminous gem.

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Eitan

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Bechor

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Kimcha d’Pascha

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Kitniot

Kitniyot are pulses or beans in Hebrew.

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March 26, 2009 13:28

Mugmar

Mugmar is a talmudic term that refers to the spices put over the coals at the end of a meal in order to fragrance the room.

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March 19, 2009 12:02

Nin

In modern Hebrew, nin means “great-grandson”.

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March 12, 2009 13:12

Lifnim Mishurat Hadin

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March 6, 2009 12:33

Haftarah

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Treif

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Keren

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Maiseh

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Kinot

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Naches

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Mechayeh

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Machatonim

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Rabbi Julian Sinclair

Latest from Rabbi Julian Sinclair

Yuhara

Eitan

Bechor

Kimcha d’Pascha

More from Rabbi Julian Sinclair

Kitniot

Mugmar

Nin

Lifnim Mishurat Hadin

Haftarah

Treif

Keren

Maiseh

Kinot

Naches

Mechayeh

Machatonim