- A
Hanukkah menorah, or
hanukkiah, is a nine-branched
candelabrum lit
during the eight-day
Jewish holiday of Hanukkah.
Eight of the nine
branches hold...
-
candles of a
candelabrum with nine branches,
commonly called a
menorah or
hanukkiah. One
branch is
placed above or
below the
others and its
candle is used...
- The Ohio
Hanukkiah Mound was a
mound believed to be in the
shape of a
menorah and oil lamp,
located near the
Little Miami River in ****ord, Ohio. Its...
- may be a tall
stand that
supports a lamp. In Judaism, the
menorah and
hanukkiah are
special kinds of candelabra.
Candelabra are also used in churches...
-
example c. 1550
thought to
originate in
Frankfurt am Main. The
menorah (or
hanukkiah) used on the
Jewish holiday of
Hanukkah is
perhaps the most
widely produced...
- two on the second, and so on—using a
special candle holder called a
Hanukkiah, or a
Hanukkah menorah. Religiously,
Hanukkah is a
minor holiday. Except...
-
Jewish catacombs of
Venosa Hanukkiah depicted in the
Catacombs of
Venosa Click on the map for a
fullscreen view
Location Venosa,
Province of Potenza,...
-
President Ronald Reagan receives a
hanukkiah (Hanukkah menorah) from the
American Friends of Lubavitch,
White House, 1984....
- 200 C.E.) and
Talmud (c. 500 C.E.). This type of
menorah is
called a
hanukkiah in
Modern Hebrew. This is
alluded to in the verses: "Though I walk through...
- you', from
Moroccan Arabic يعاطيك /jʕaːˈtˤiːk/), ḥanukía /ħanuˈki.a/ ('
Hanukkiah', from
Hebrew חֲנֻכִּיָּה /ħănukkijˈjaː/); Maˁarab /maʕaˈɾab/ ('Morocco'...
