- The
himiana (classical Mandaic: ࡄࡉࡌࡉࡀࡍࡀ) or hemyanā is a
sacred ritual girdle or belt used by the Mandaeans. Traditionally, it is white, tubular, and...
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drink Clothing Rasta (robe)
Burzinqa (turban)
Pandama (mouth-veil)
Himiana (girdle)
Margna (staff)
Klila (wreath) Taga (crown)
Rituals and practices...
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Burzinqa (turban)
Pandama (cloth
wrapped around the
mouth and
lower face)
Himiana (girdle)
Special prayers in the
Qolasta are also
recited when
putting on...
- Zúñiga. It is only
known from a two-word
phrase from a non-native speaker:
himiána tsáyi 'give me water!'.
Variations on the name are Taranames, Jaranames...
- book List of
animals referred to as
girdled Kushti worn by
Zoroastrians Himiana worn by
Mandaeans Zone (vestment) Rev.
Thomas D.
Fosbroke (1843). Encyclopaedia...
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around the waist.
Clothing laws by
country Kushti worn by
Zoroastrians Himiana worn by
Mandaeans Zone (vestment) Tritton,
Arthur Stanley (1960). Encyclopaedia...
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Greece Chiton (costume)
Peplos Zoster (costume)
Kushti worn by
Zoroastrians Himiana worn by
Mandaeans Lee,
Mireille M. (2015-01-12). Body, Dress, and Identity...
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prayers are
performed while wearing the
rasta (robe),
burzinqa (turban), and
himiana (belt).
Barakah Berakhah Beracah Qolasta Salah Jewish prayer Bshuma Nasoraia...
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Lofani Zidqa brika Rasta (robe)
Burzinqa (turban)
Pandama (mouth-veil)
Himiana (girdle)
Margna (staff)
Klila (wreath) Taga (crown)
Masbuta (baptism) Tamasha...
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Tuareg litham) Naṣifa:
stole Kanzala: stole, when held
under the chin
Himiana:
sacred ritual girdle (belt) used by
priests Margna:
wooden staff made...
