טוֹפָפָה

טוֺטָפוֺת noun feminine plural bands (Late Hebrew טוֺטֶפֶת Aramaic טוֺטֶפְתָּא and especially plural טוטפין id.) — always bands, frontlet-bands, between the eyes (|| אוֺת על יד; compare זִכָּרוֺן בֵּין עֵינֶיךָ 2 Mos 13,9 || id.); figurative of dedication of firstborn וְהָיָה ֗֗֗ לְטוֺטָפֹת בין עיניך 2 Mos 13,16 (JE); of commandments of ׳י, ׳וְהָיוּ לְטו 5 Mos 11,18 and וְהָיוּ לְטֹטָפת 5 Mos 6,8. — This injunction, originally figurative for perpetual remembrance (otherwise Kn, and Klein^{l.c. 666 ff.}, see above, Benz^{Archaeology 111} Now^{Archaeology i. 134}), was taken literally by later Jews, and hence the custom of wearing phylacteries; see Di (on 2 Mos 13,16) Winer^RE Ri^HWB (article Denkzettel) Smith^{Dict. Bib.} (article Frontlets) Sta^{ZAW 1894, 312 f.}, 317.

טִיחַ see below טוּחַ.

טִיט see below טוּט.

טִירָה see below טוּר.

טַל see below I. טלל. below