Pictures of Jewish Home-Life Fifty Years Ago by Hannah Trager
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MAZZELTOV. A greeting signifying Good Luck.
MEAH SHEORIM. A Hundred Gates: the name of a suburb of Jerusalem. MINCHA. The afternoon service. MITZVOTH. Acts of piety. PARA. A Turkish coin of small value. PESACH. Passover. PRINCESS SABBATH. A poetical expression, used for welcoming the Sabbath. PURIM. The Festival referred to in _The Book of Esther_. RAV. One learned in rabbinical lore. SAMOVAR. A tea-urn. SCHPIELERS. Strolling-players. SCHTRAMEL. Head-gear worn by Chassidim. SEDER. The Service on the first two nights of Passover. SEPHARDIM. Jews of Spanish or of Portuguese origin. |
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