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mezuza

/məˈzuː.zə/

Traducción: Sustantivo que designa un pequeño estuche que contiene un pergamino con ciertos textos religiosos del Deuteronomio, fijado al dintel de la puerta en muchos hogares judíos en cumplimiento de la ley judía.

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/məˈzuː.zə/C1formalart
  • esSustantivo que designa un pequeño estuche que contiene un pergamino con ciertos textos religiosos del Deuteronomio, fijado al dintel de la puerta en muchos hogares judíos en cumplimiento de la ley judía.

A noun referring to a small case containing a parchment inscribed with specific religious texts from Deuteronomy, affixed to the doorframe of many Jewish homes as a fulfillment of Jewish law.

  1. Jewish doorpost scrollB2formal

    A small parchment scroll inscribed with specific verses from the Torah, rolled up and placed in a decorative case, which is affixed to the doorframe of Jewish homes as a sign of faith and protection.

    esMezuzá (pergamino en el marco de la puerta)

    • They affixed a new mezuza to the front door of their house.
    • The mezuza case was beautifully crafted from silver.
    • Before entering, he touched the mezuza and kissed his fingers.
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  • mezuzot plural form
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