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Meaning of kittel
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kittel (v. t.)
See Kittle, v. t.
kittel Sentence Examples
- My grandmother had a beautiful hand-sewn kittel that she wore every Friday night.
- The rabbi wore a white kittel over his black suit during the holiday services.
- The cotton kittel was lightweight and comfortable to wear, even in the hot summer months.
- The kittel was a symbol of purity and holiness, and was often worn during religious ceremonies.
- The kittel was also a symbol of unity, as it was worn by all Jewish men, regardless of their economic status or social standing.
- The kittel was often passed down from generation to generation, and was considered a valuable heirloom.
- The kittel is a reminder of the Jewish people's long and rich history, and of their commitment to God.
- The kittel is a symbol of the special relationship between God and the Jewish people.
- The kittel is a reminder of the Jewish people's obligation to live according to the Torah.
- The kittel is a reminder of the Jewish people's hope for a better future.
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See Kittle, v. t.
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My grandmother had a beautiful hand-sewn kittel that she wore every Friday night.
The rabbi wore a white kittel over his black suit during the holiday services.
The cotton kittel was lightweight and comfortable to wear, even in the hot summer months.
The kittel was a symbol of purity and holiness, and was often worn during religious ceremonies.
