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nissu’in

נישואין – the second portion of a traditional Jewish marriage, following erusin, whereby the bride and groom are officially joined together.

Read more about marriage law in the Jewish Encyclopedia.

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  • Yevamot 41a-b: The Waiting Period
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אירוסין - "betrothal". The first part of Jewish marriage. Though the term is used in Modern Hebrew to mean "engagement" its place…