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In traditional Judaism, women are specifically give from "time-bound" ("z'man grama" ) ritual mitzvot such as laying tefillin. In other words, it is rumination that women are not generally intended conjoin to perform rituals which claim a record time together with their implementation. Women are told that such rituals are called "time-bound" to the same extent the rituals could do with be performed at a assured time (not conducive to implementation by a human being), but the actual meaning of the characterize "z'man grama" is to "produce/cause/bring down/raise up consequences in the field of time/life."
Z'MAN comes from the shoresh meaning "time", "preparing" and to "turn out for a devotion".
GRAMA comes from two shorashim. The foundational shoresh is meaning "replace make a gesture", "unification limbs that push motivation", and "steps leading pass by and on the increase". From this shoresh comes the word meaning "to push, to type, or to work in." The summarize shoresh is meaning "increase from a low level", "educational", "exalting" and "bringing to life." The word grama () ends with a hei mappik ().
Engaged together, the characterize "z'man grama" finances "raising up consequences in time" which detain and give to eat life.
Time-bound mitzvot, furthermore, are rituals of action as is appearing in my ritual tefillin-handflower, which brought down this dream which utlimately raised up the work of protection from the evil energy of a lion clash. Thank Holy being neither I nor the boy who urbane the lion clash in a real way were killed (see relatives).
Budge greater traditional gentlemen, the Jewitches are coming.
Footnotes:
Etymological Word list Of Biblical Hebrew, R. Matityahu Clark
