Definition of phylactery in English:

phylactery

nounPlural phylacteries fɪˈlakt(ə)rifəˈlæktəri

A small leather box containing Hebrew texts on vellum, worn by Jewish men at morning prayer as a reminder to keep the law.
经文护符匣（装有羊皮希伯来经文的小皮盒，犹太男子晨祈时佩戴，用于提醒遵守戒律）
Example sentencesExamples
- On the cross, Jesus wears the phylacteries of a devout Jew and holds the Torah scroll in his right hand.
- Although not usually religious he grasped the Jewish artefacts, his phylacteries, in his jacket pocket.
- While He did not oppose the use of phylacteries among His fellow Jews (unconverted Jews that is, Christian Jews didn't use them), He strongly rebuked those who merely wore them for show.
- Their phylacteries and fringes were given as tactile reminders of who they are-covenant children of the uniquely sovereign God.
- Nearby, you will frequently see a table set out with spare pairs of Tefillin - phylacteries.

Origin

Late Middle English: via late Latin from Greek phulaktērion 'amulet', from phulassein 'to guard'.

Rhymes

factory, manufactory, olfactory, refractory, satisfactory

Definition of phylactery in US English:

phylactery

nounfəˈlæktərifəˈlaktərē

A small leather box containing Hebrew texts on vellum, worn by Jewish men at morning prayer as a reminder to keep the law.
经文护符匣（装有羊皮希伯来经文的小皮盒，犹太男子晨祈时佩戴，用于提醒遵守戒律）
Example sentencesExamples
- Nearby, you will frequently see a table set out with spare pairs of Tefillin - phylacteries.
- Although not usually religious he grasped the Jewish artefacts, his phylacteries, in his jacket pocket.
- On the cross, Jesus wears the phylacteries of a devout Jew and holds the Torah scroll in his right hand.
- While He did not oppose the use of phylacteries among His fellow Jews (unconverted Jews that is, Christian Jews didn't use them), He strongly rebuked those who merely wore them for show.
- Their phylacteries and fringes were given as tactile reminders of who they are-covenant children of the uniquely sovereign God.

Origin

Late Middle English: via late Latin from Greek phulaktērion ‘amulet’, from phulassein ‘to guard’.

词汇	phylactery
释义	Definition of phylactery in English: phylactery nounPlural phylacteries fɪˈlakt(ə)rifəˈlæktəri A small leather box containing Hebrew texts on vellum, worn by Jewish men at morning prayer as a reminder to keep the law. 经文护符匣（装有羊皮希伯来经文的小皮盒，犹太男子晨祈时佩戴，用于提醒遵守戒律） Example sentencesExamples On the cross, Jesus wears the phylacteries of a devout Jew and holds the Torah scroll in his right hand. Although not usually religious he grasped the Jewish artefacts, his phylacteries, in his jacket pocket. While He did not oppose the use of phylacteries among His fellow Jews (unconverted Jews that is, Christian Jews didn't use them), He strongly rebuked those who merely wore them for show. Their phylacteries and fringes were given as tactile reminders of who they are-covenant children of the uniquely sovereign God. Nearby, you will frequently see a table set out with spare pairs of Tefillin - phylacteries. Origin Late Middle English: via late Latin from Greek phulaktērion 'amulet', from phulassein 'to guard'. Rhymes factory, manufactory, olfactory, refractory, satisfactory Definition of phylactery in US English: phylactery nounfəˈlæktərifəˈlaktərē A small leather box containing Hebrew texts on vellum, worn by Jewish men at morning prayer as a reminder to keep the law. 经文护符匣（装有羊皮希伯来经文的小皮盒，犹太男子晨祈时佩戴，用于提醒遵守戒律） Example sentencesExamples Nearby, you will frequently see a table set out with spare pairs of Tefillin - phylacteries. Although not usually religious he grasped the Jewish artefacts, his phylacteries, in his jacket pocket. On the cross, Jesus wears the phylacteries of a devout Jew and holds the Torah scroll in his right hand. While He did not oppose the use of phylacteries among His fellow Jews (unconverted Jews that is, Christian Jews didn't use them), He strongly rebuked those who merely wore them for show. Their phylacteries and fringes were given as tactile reminders of who they are-covenant children of the uniquely sovereign God. Origin Late Middle English: via late Latin from Greek phulaktērion ‘amulet’, from phulassein ‘to guard’.
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