tzitzis , także: tzitzit , także: tzitzith

"You saw kids playing, their tzitzis falling out, no one cared," he said.

With a beard, a yarmulke and tzitzis, he is what he appears to be.

He worked tirelessly for the restoration of the techeiles of the tzitzis.

"My brother walks around campus with his tzitzis out, looking like a yeshiva bochur, a yeshiva student."

A yarmulke and tzitzis will now be worn, and the child will be taught to pray and read the Hebrew alphabet.

Kalofolias and Amorginos also co-wrote the music for Stratos Tzitzis' film Sose me (Save me).

The third Rebbe, Rabbi Gershon Henoch Leiner of Radzin, re-instituted the use of techeiles of the tzitzis.

As a sanctioned chaplain of the Salt Lake Games, Rabbi Zippel was wearing his official Olympic uniform, including his nifty purplish-blue vest, tzitzis dangling from the waist.

This is because they want to get the boys used to wearing a yarmulke, so that when they get their tzitzis at age three, they are already used to wearing a yarmulke.

The juxtaposition of these two verses is used to teach that the transgression of shaatnez is not violated when one wears a four cornered garment of linen bearing tzitzis of wool (the wool here is actually the thread(s) of tekhelet, a blue-dyed woolen thread.