wore phylacteries - traduction vers allemand
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wore phylacteries - traduction vers allemand

WIKIMEDIA DISAMBIGUATION PAGE
Phylacteries; Phylactory; Phylactery (disambiguation)

wore phylacteries      
hatte Gebetsriemen angelegt (nahm die im Judentum gute Tat des Anlegens von Gebetsriemen war)
hatte Gebetsriemen angelegt      
wore phylacteries, placed tefillin on his hand and head during morning prayers
worn out         
  • SEM micrograph of adhesive wear (transferred materials) on 52100 steel sample sliding against Al alloy. (Yellow arrow indicate sliding direction)
  • Deep 'groove' like surface indicates abrasive wear over cast iron (yellow arrow indicate sliding direction)
DAMAGING, GRADUAL REMOVAL OR DEFORMATION OF MATERIAL AT SOLID SURFACES
Wear (physics); Wear resistance; Abrasive wear; Worn; Timeworn; Outworn; Out-worn; Out worn; Worn out; Worn-out; Wornout; Outwearing; Out-wearing; Out wearing; Wearing out; Wearing-out; Wearingout; Outwear; Out-wear; Out wear; Wearout; Wear-out; Wear out; Outwears; Out-wears; Out wears; Wearsout; Wears-out; Wears out; Outwore; Out-wore; Out wore; Woreout; Wore-out; Wore out; Adhesive wear; Adhesive wear (material); Wear pattern; Wear patterns; Microwear; Wear (erosion); Erosive wear
abgenutzt, abgewetzt, aufgebraucht; abgetragen; erschöpft

Définition

wore
wore1
past of wear1.
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wore2
past and past participle of wear2.

Wikipédia

Phylactery

Phylactery (from Ancient Greek φυλακτήριον (phylakterion) 'protectant') originally referred to tefillin, leather boxes containing Torah verses worn by some Jews when praying.

In Mandaeism, some different types of phylacteries are known as zrazta and qmaha, a list of which can be found at list of Mandaean texts.

Phylactery may also refer to: