Posted on October 16, 2009. Filed under: Jewish traditions, Jewish vocabulary, Kipa, Kipah, Kippa, Kippah, Uncategorized, Yamulka, Yamulke, Yare Malka, Yarmalka, Yurmalka, Yurmalkah | Tags: Jewish traditions, Jewish vocabulary, Kipa, Kipah, Kippa, Kippah, Yamulka, Yamulke, Yare Malka, Yarmalka, Yurmalka, Yurmalkah |
BS”D We found the following fascinating article from our friends at AskMoses.com: Do you know the origin of the Kipah or Yarmulkah? by Mrs. Yehudis Cohen A “Yarmulka” (Also Known As: “Kippa”) refers to a Head-covering worn by Jewish Males. It serves as a constant reminder of existence of a Higher Being (meaning: G-d). The [...]
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