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Shavuot

This gallery shares fun facts, curriculum content, liturgy, and other resources surrounding Shavuot around the Jewish world and in various Jewish languages.

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Shavuot Recordings in Ladino

Ketuba de la Ley, Mollie Cohen

Ketuba de la Ley, Mollie Cohen, 1930s-40s

Ketuba de la Ley, Berta Aguada

Ketuba de la Ley, Berta Aguada, Çannakale tradition. 1983

Ketuba de la Ley, Sephardic Bikkur Holim

Ketuba de la Ley, Sephardic Bikkur Holim, Seattle

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A Judeo-Greek Hymn on Shavuot.png

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Hénas ho Kýrios, a piyyut in Judeo-Greek for Shavuot, c. 16th-17th century,
via OpenSiddur)

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Ayn Adir k'Adonai (There is none like God), Judeo-Arabic translation circa 17th-century, via OpenSiddur

Shavuot Piyyut

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