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Tzitzit [tsiËtsit] (Hebrew: ×¦××¦××ª, Modern tsitsit, Tiberian sË¤isË¤iá¹¯; plural tsitsiyot) are specially knotted ritual fringes, or tassels, worn in antiquity by Israelites and today by observant Jews and Samaritans.
tzitzit. the fringes or tassels worn by Orthodox Jewish men, formerly on the corners of the outer garment, now on the four corners of the tallit: Deut. 22:12. Yiddish tsitses; from Classical Hebrew (language) tsitsit, tassel (interpreted as plural in Yiddish) ; from tsits, blossom; from root cc, to blossom, bloom.r ziÂ·zith. plural noun. 1  The knotted tassels of thread, symbolizing the 613 commandments in the Hebrew Scriptures, attached to the corners of a tallit or other garment. 2  An undergarment bearing these tassels, worn by men or boys. 3  Used with a singular verb.