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Create a family keepsake for years to come with a homemade Hanukkah Menorah! Its a great project to do with the kids and family. Put it in your window and celebrate the Festival of Lights!
We have all sorts of menorahs including LED menorahs and the traditional candle menorahs.
We have all sorts of menorahs including LED menorahs and the traditional candle menorahs.
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May 5, 2011. 9:33 PMFireCrier
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Of course it's nice that people celebrating chanukah. But i'm amused with this fact: every Menorahs here mentioned have 9 branches instead of 7... a little big mistake I think.
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Jan 15, 2012. 4:01 PM
aristide202
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aristide202
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Seven branches for the Menorah, nine branches for a Channukkyia. I think the best trick to remember the different number of branches and names is to learn somekind of book related to this subject.
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May 19, 2011. 6:44 AMdrahcus
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Someone isn't Jewish......Hanukkah menorahs have 9 branches, one for each night and the shamash candle used for lighting the others.
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Jul 28, 2011. 1:27 PMstarrfire1228
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Drahcus is right, the Chanukah Menorah's have 9 branches, not 7.
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Dec 19, 2011. 8:20 PMsusanrm
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susanrm
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Technically, the candelabra for Chanukah is called a Chanukkiyah. It is a common mistake/synonym used in the US, where we have evolved our own lingo. But a menorah (as used in the Temples) had only seven branches. Go to Israel and call it a menorah, and you will be shot down in flames. :-)
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May 5, 2011. 9:42 PMFireCrier
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Or is hanukah menora with 9 branches?
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Nov 29, 2010. 4:36 PMNicola Tesla
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i am so happy to see so many people celebrating chanukah
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Nov 29, 2010. 4:23 PMleeski
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leeski
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I love seeing the creativity in each of the menorahs that you pictured above. The holidays always seem to be about buying but it's nice to see people coming together to make things....
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