(tahrihim)
A white linen garment of many parts, whose main component is a robe, and in which the deceased is buried.
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Glick, Shmuel. Or Naga’ Aleyhem: Hazika She-Bein Minhagei Nisu’in Le-Minhagei Evalut Be-Mesoret Yisrael [Light Has Dawned: The Relationship Between Marriage and Mourning Customs in Israeli Tradition]. Jerusalem: JTS Shocken 2020.
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