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What is an amulat?
If you mean amulet - it is a small object worn to ward off evil, as in a charm, a trinket, a piece of jewelry
What is the significance of the tabeez in traditional Indian jewelry design?
The tabeez holds significance in traditional Indian jewelry design as it is believed to bring protection and good luck to the wearer. It is often worn as an amulet or charm to ward off negative energy and bring positive vibes. The tabeez is considered a symbol of spiritual and cultural beliefs in Indian culture, adding a touch of tradition and symbolism to the jewelry piece.
Who gave Jim the charm in Huckleberry Finn?
Jim received the charm to ward off witches from the hairball that was given to him by a magic man in Chapter IV of "The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn."
Why should you not wear jewelry during a tattoo?
You can wear jewelry while getting a tattoo. I wear lots of it and have 14 tattoos and have never taken off one piece of jewelry while getting a tattoo.
What did cavemen use jewelry for?
Cavemen likely used jewelry for various reasons, such as social status, indicating tribal affiliation, or as religious or spiritual symbols to ward off evil. Jewelry may also have been used for decorative purposes or as a form of personal adornment.
How do you use ward off in sentence?
He tried to ward off the evil spirits.
How was the wesekh collar used in ancient Egypt?
The wesekh collar was/is used in Egypt to ward off bad spirits and illness. Most Egyptian jewelry is believed to have protection powers.
What objects are said to ward off vampire bats?
nothing can ward off a vampire bat its impossible.
Do rowan trees ward off witches?
Um, they're just thought to ward off evil in general.
What does an Italian groom carry on his wedding day to keep away the evil eye?
A Italian groom will carry a piece of iron on his wedding day to ward off the Evil Eye.
Which sentence uses ward?
This repellent did not ward off the mosquitoes very well.
The jack-o-lantern's origin can be traced back to a man?
The Jack-o-lantern came from Ireland, where they used turnips, instead of pumpkins. The Jack-o-lantern's origin is traced back to Ireland and a man called Stingy Jack. Jack was known for playing tricks on everyone, even the Devil. He tricked the Devil up an apple tree, and placed crossed underneath the tree, trapping the Devil. He made the Devil promise not to take his soul upon death, and then removed the crosses. Upon death, Jack went to heaven and was turned away because he had been so mean in life. He went to the Devil and the Devil refused him also. He had no where to go and was forever to roam in the dark. The devil tossed him an ember and jack carved a piece of the turnip he had with him, and placed the ember inside to ward off the dark.
