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Tumed Left
Banner (Mongolian: ᠲᠦᠮᠡᠳ ᠵᠡᠭᠦᠨ ᠬᠣᠰᠢᠭᠤ; Chinese: 土默特左旗) is a
banner (a county-level division) in Hohhot,
Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region, North...
- Mongolia; the name is
derived from the
Mongolian language. Hanggai, Tiemao,
Tumot Left Banner,
Hohhot Former Pingdingshan (village), Dongzhou,
Fushun Fangchuan...
- Chinese: 杭盖村; pinyin: Hánggàicūn) is a
village in
Taban Sain Township,
Tumot Left Banner, Hohhot,
Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region, China. Its po****tion...
- tzara'at
Metamei Mischkaw u-Moschaw
tangential defilement She'ar Avot ha
Tumot other sources of
defilment Tumat Ochalin:
defilement of
foods Kelim: vessels...
-
Yoreh De'ah 281:1
Hullin 13a;
Yoreh De'ah 2:5
Mishneh Torah She'ar Avot ha
Tumot 9:10;
compare Mishneh Torah 4:6; see
Tumah Shabbat 116a;
Orach Hayyim 334:21;...
- the
remaining m****cripts were
later collected and
published in the book "
Tumot Yesharim."
Joseph (d. 1573),
likely the son of
Yaakov Tam, was a distinguished...
-
Tuktan Hala (图克坦氏)
Tulolut Hala (图罗鲁特氏)
Tulri Hala (图勒哩氏)
Tumen Hala (图们氏)
Tumot Hala (土默特氏)
Tunggiya Hala (佟佳氏)
Tungki Hala (佟启氏)
Tungsaire Hala (佟赛哷氏)...
