Definition

In Judaism, these are the 613 threads attached to the corners of a garment, representing the 613 commandments found in the Hebrew Scriptures.

Example

He wore a tallith with beautiful zizith at the corners.

Conversation

I saw someone wearing a tallith today, and it had beautiful zizith on the corners.

Oh really? I love the way zizith looks; it adds such a nice touch.

Yeah, it’s fascinating how each fringe represents a commandment.

Exactly! It’s a meaningful tradition that connects people to their faith.

Synonyms & Antonyms

Root Explanation

The word 'zizith' originates from Hebrew 'tzitzit' (meaning fringes or tassels). It refers specifically to the ritual fringes worn on the corners of garments in Jewish tradition.

Memory Tip

Think of the Hebrew word for fringes ('tzitzit') to remember that 'zizith' refers to the ritual tassels worn on garments.

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