Examples of using Skullcap in English and their translations into Hebrew
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helping to relieve the ennui of a long summer day while providing refreshments or a desperately needed replacement for the skullcap that ended up at the bottom of the lake.
I did not want to walk around with a skullcap,” says Netanel Warschawski,
since that day Jason Greenblatt has doffed his skullcap, rolled up his sleeves
out on big occasions, and the Pope himself would have whipped off his skullcap to mop his brow.
in such a sensitive period he recommends that private individuals not wear a skullcap in city streets.
I had an argument with friends, during which one said I was'shaming' the skullcap on my head, and since then I decided that it is precisely an opposite symbol.
Skullcaps on your heads? Rabbinical court! Shitty court!
There are maybe a few with small skullcaps.”.
Of miters, skullcaps and yarmulkes.".
On Saturdays, one can still see children wearing skullcaps and girls in long dresses.
People walk around in the building without skullcaps.
two young Jews wearing Jewish skullcaps were severely beaten with sticks and metal poles.
When the two Hasidim dressed in black suits, skullcaps and ritual fringes walked past the corner,
The workaholic Black died one night at his office in 1934, with one of the skullcaps unearthed at the site on his desk.
They were giving out skullcaps prayer books, prayershawls and food.
Schuster suggested three years ago that Jews should not wear skullcaps in areas with large Muslim populations.
Knitted skullcaps that under Eliran Nargassi's hand turned into peaked caps filled the‘smile' slot this year,
of miters, skullcaps and yarmulkes.”.
to mourn the dead, liked the rabbi's beard and his clothing and the skullcaps of the children in Toulouse.
Tell all skullcap.