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UKKittel
/kˈɪtəl/
/ˈkɪtəɫ/Kittel
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a knee-length, white robe-like garment worn by Jewish men during religious ceremonies or special occasions
What is a "kittel"?
A kittel is a long, white, robe-like garment worn by Jewish men on special occasions or during prayer services. Typically made of lightweight, breathable cotton or linen, it has long sleeves, a collar, and a button-up front. The kittel is often associated with the High Holy Days, particularly Yom Kippur, as well as weddings and other significant religious events. It is intended to represent purity, humility, and devotion to God, and is worn as a symbol of respect and reverence. In some communities, the kittel is also worn by grooms at their wedding ceremonies, and by some rabbis during their teachings.
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1. alright thanks for that one I can see the next one on this list because one of my ones this is Charles Kittel and this is introduction to solid state physics now Kittel also has a book which is I think an introduction to thermal physics and both of those I found really good
2. Now in a way I think when you're at university the best textbook To be getting and reading is the one that you think your lecturer is reading and taking the problems from for the exam in which Case from most exams on solid state physics i've ever done the cushions have come from this book Kittel
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