Eruv
Eruv (or Eiruv or Erub) is a Hebrew word meaning "mixture", and refers to any of three procedures which allow certain activities in Jewish law which would otherwise be forbidden. In colloquial usage, it most often refers to the Eruv for carrying, but it can also refer to the Eruv for cooking or the Eruv for traveling as explained below.
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Hebrew - Jewish law - Eruv for carrying - Eruv for cooking - Eruv for traveling
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