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tiklal

tiklal noun: a Yemenite siddur.

Noun

tiklal (plural tikalil or tiklalim)

  1. A Yemenite siddur
    • According to certain Tiklalim from the years 1580-1644, 3-8 Piyutim were recited in honor of Simḥat Torah, among them one Piyut about the death of Moses. According to another Tiklal from 1508, three Piyutim were recited on Simḥat Torah — two about the death of Moses and one about Simḥat Torah.2024, David Golinkin, “How Should We Observe Simḥat Torah This Coming Year?”, in Responsa in a Moment, volume 4, page 153

Forms of tiklal

pluraltikalil
pluraltiklalim

Origin of tiklal

Borrowed from Yemeni Arabic תִּכְּלַאל (tiklāl).

Questions about tiklal

What does tiklal mean?
Tiklal means a Yemenite siddur.
What part of speech is tiklal?
Tiklal is a noun.
What is the plural of tiklal?
The plural of tiklal is tikalil.

Words near tiklal in the dictionary

  1. tikki
  2. tikkis
  3. tikkun
  4. Tikkun Leil Shavuot
  5. tikkun olam
  6. tiklal
  7. tiko pek
  8. tiko peks
  9. tikolosh
  10. tikoloshe
  11. tikoloshes

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