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mezuza

/məˈzuː.zə/

Traduction: Nom désignant un petit étui contenant un parchemin avec des textes religieux du Deutéronome, fixé au montant de la porte de nombreuses maisons juives en application de la loi juive.

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noun

/məˈzuː.zə/C1formalart
  • frNom désignant un petit étui contenant un parchemin avec des textes religieux du Deutéronome, fixé au montant de la porte de nombreuses maisons juives en application de la loi juive.

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.

    frmézouza (parchemin sur le montant de la porte)

    • 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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  • mezuza's possessive singular form