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SPICES — The Bible has no special word for spice. In the talmudic and midrashic literature the term tavlin is used, from the verb tavel (תבל), which is apparently connected with the root balol ( to mix ). This term was employed metaphorically by R. Joshua … Encyclopedia of Judaism
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Wildflowers of Soldiers Delight — The Soldiers Delight Natural Environment Area, consists of about convert|1900|acre|km2 of land in Owings Mills, Maryland, USA. cite web url = http://www.dnr.state.md.us/publiclands/central/soldiers.html title = Soldiers Delight Natural… … Wikipedia
dod´der|er — dod|der1 «DOD uhr», intransitive verb. to be unsteady; shake or tremble from frailty; totter: »The old man doddered from his chair to the door. ╂[origin uncertain. Compare etym. under dither. (Cf. ↑dither)] –dod´der|er, noun. dod|der2 «DOD uhr»,… … Useful english dictionary
dod|der — dod|der1 «DOD uhr», intransitive verb. to be unsteady; shake or tremble from frailty; totter: »The old man doddered from his chair to the door. ╂[origin uncertain. Compare etym. under dither. (Cf. ↑dither)] –dod´der|er, noun. dod|der2 «DOD uhr»,… … Useful english dictionary
