| 释义 |
miz·pah
\ˈmizpə\ adjective
Etymology: Mizpah, place in ancient Palestine where Jacob and Laban erected a heap of stones as a sign of covenant between them (Gen 31:44-49), from Hebrew Miṣpah
: worn (as by lovers) to signify remembrance
< a mizpah ring >
< mizpah half coins > |