New Addition to the Family
We are pleased to announce the latest addition to the Tallent household: Kefirah!
Kefirah (ke·fi·RAH) means “little lioness” in Hebrew. We thought that was a fitting name considering her extremely playful attitude. Everything is a toy: hands, feet, tzitzit, babies...
Many thanks to our friends Jonathan and Jessica for rescuing her from the dark, cold streets, nursing her back to health, and allowing us to give her a good home!
You can see some more cute pics of Kefirah in her photo album.
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3 Comments:
Doesn't kefirah mean heresy?
Gur aryeh means lion cub.
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No, it means young lioness. Look at the last blessing in the Birchon, the quote from Tehillim 34:11 -- כְּ֭פִירִים kefirim, masculine plural
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