kvitel
kvitel is the alternative form of kvitl.
Meaning of kvitl
Noun
kvitl (plural kvitls or kvitlach or kvitlech)
- A note with a (general or specific) petitionary prayer, used in Hasidic Judaism.
- A little way before the tomb a small hut was erected where pilgrims could ask for their kvitls to be drawn up in exchange for a pidyan. It was believed that a kvitl drawn up by the petitioner was contrary to custom and lacked efficacy.1991, Gershon David Hundert, Essential Papers on Hasidism, NYU Press, →ISBN, page 525
Forms of kvitel
| plural | kvitels |
|---|---|
| plural | kvitelach |
| plural | kvitelech |
Questions about kvitel
- What is kvitel the alternative form of?
- Kvitel is the alternative form of kvitl.
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