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mezuzah

/məˈzuːzə/

Traduction: Petit étui contenant un parchemin avec des versets bibliques du Deutéronome, traditionnellement fixé au montant de la porte des maisons juives comme symbole religieux.

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/məˈzuːzə/B2formal
  • frPetit étui contenant un parchemin avec des versets bibliques du Deutéronome, traditionnellement fixé au montant de la porte des maisons juives comme symbole religieux.

A noun referring to a small case containing parchment inscribed with biblical verses from Deuteronomy, traditionally affixed to the doorframe of Jewish homes as a religious symbol.

  1. Jewish religious objectB2formal

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

    frMezouza (objet religieux juif)

    • They kissed the mezuzah as they entered the house.
    • The family installed a new mezuzah on their front door.
    • According to tradition, the mezuzah is placed on the right side of the doorframe.
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