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15:11 Feb 27, 2008 |
Turkish to English translations [PRO] Tourism & Travel | |||||||
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| Selected response from: Ali Bayraktar Türkiye | ||||||
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5 +7 | Kezada Wedding Ceremony |
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5 | the wedding ceremony as well |
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4 | equally for wedding functions |
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equally for wedding functions Explanation: - |
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Kezada Wedding Ceremony Explanation: http://www.jewishjournal.org/archives/archiveJan22_99.htm Mikvah: All religious women (in Israel, all women) go to the mikvah the night before the wedding. In Jerusalem's Old City, wedding guests will carry the bride on a decorated wagon and bring her to the mikvah amid joyous singing and dancing. In some traditions, candles and torches are lit along the route. Some customs will place a cake, called a kezada, above the bride's head likening the similar sounding words, casada (meaning married) with kezada, cake. |
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