Zajkeltő eszköz, mellyel Purimkor, Eszter könyvének felolvasása során a gonosz Hámán nevének említésekor elnyomják a felolvasó hangját, hogy Hámán nevét ne lehessen hallani.
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Malul, Chen. “Erasing the Name of Haman the Wicked: The Origin of the Grogger,” The Librarians, Blog of the National Library of Israel, 2020.
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Sperber, Daniel. Keitzad Machim et Haman? [How to Strike Haman?]. Jerusalem: Bar-Ilan University, 2002.
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