Katan

Katan

Katan may refer to:
*Mo'ed Katan, Jewish holiday
*Yaniv Katan, Israeli footballer
*Olam katan, Jewish philosophical concept
*Tallit katan, Jewish garment
*Makhtesh Katan, Israel
*Kapan, Armenia


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  • Pourim katan — et Chouchan Pourim katan Esther et Mardochée rédigeant la seconde missive de Pourim (Arent de Gelder, 1685) Observé par le judaïsme rabbinique Signification …   Wikipédia en Français

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  • Martijn Katan — (born 1946, Arnhem) is a Dutch professor in nutrition at the Free University of Amsterdam and author of a popular science book on nutrition. Contents 1 Career 2 Research 3 Bibliography 4 Sources a …   Wikipedia

  • Sara Stern-Katan — Date of birth 4 June 1919 Place of birth Łódź, Poland Year of aliyah 1947 …   Wikipedia

  • TALLIT KATAN — (Heb. טַלִּית קָטָן; small tallit ; Yid. tales koten, arba kanfot, or arba kanfes; and tsidekel, from the Ger. Leibzudeckel), a rectangular garment of white cotton, linen, or wool with ẓiẓiyyot ( fringes ) on its four corners. Whereas the… …   Encyclopedia of Judaism

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