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Ephod

Description:

An ephod is a ceremonial garment or vestment that holds religious significance in various ancient religions, especially Judaism. It is typically made of finely woven fabric and adorned with decorative stones or embroidery.

Sample Sentences:

  • 1. The priest wore an ephod during the religious ceremony.
  • 2. She studied the intricate details of the ancient Hebrew ephod.
  • 3. The ephod was believed to be a symbol of divine authority.

Popular Usage:

In popular usage, the term "ephod" can also refer to a particular type of sleeveless dress or tunic worn by women.

Local Usage:

In local contexts, especially among certain tribes or communities, an ephod can also be seen as a talismanic item believed to possess protective or spiritual properties.

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