tefillin

/təˈfɪlɪn/
noun
  1. Small black leather boxes containing scrolls of Torah verses, worn by Jewish men during morning prayer as a religious observance.
    • Every morning, he puts on tefillin before reciting his prayers.
    • The rabbi explained the significance of the tefillin to the students.
    • She watched her father carefully wrap the tefillin straps around his arm.
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