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Matzevah or m****eva (Hebrew: מַצֵּבָה, romanized: maṣṣēḇā "pillar" or
stele (Koinē Gr****: στήλη, romanized: stēlē) in the Septuagint, is a term used in...
- hill
above the town, as at
Ramah (1
Samuel 9:12–14);
there was a
stele (
matzevah), the seat of the deity, and a
Asherah pole (named
after the
goddess Asherah)...
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Asterix Orthostates – Man-made
large stone slabs set in
upright position Matzevah –
Sacred pillar (in the Bible) or
Jewish headstone. Also...
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probably has a
related meaning. On the
Mesha Stele, it
appears to mean
matzevah (sacred pillar).
According to
Samuel Feigin, "all the
places where it appears...
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Ceremonial pole
Sacred trees and
groves in
Germanic paganism and
mythology Matzevah,
sacred pillar (Hebrew Bible) or
Jewish headstone Kanrodai,
sacred pillar...
- Banalinga,
stones naturally worn to
ovoid shapes on
riverbeds in
India Matzevah Menhir Pole
worship Shaligram,
sacred riverbed fossils in
India Turbah...
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Sarah Schenirer memorial matzevah (tombstone),
Podgorze new
Jewish cemetery (Kraków, Poland)...
- site and also emplo****
their own
undertaker and administrator. The
oldest matzevah found in the
cemetery is the
gravestone of
Abraham Aba, son of
Asher Zelig...
- at present-day
Parkowa Street south of the town square.
Around thirty matzevahs and the
remnants of the old
cemetery wall
remain until the present-day...
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Nishmat –
Hebrew for
elevation of the soul,
sometimes abbreviated LI"N
Matzevah –
monument or tombstone. See also
Unveiling of the
tombstone Petira – p****ing...
