👉 Shedim, in Jewish tradition, refers to a garment worn by women as part of their religious practices. It is typically made from linen or cotton and is traditionally worn over a robe or sheath called "shidim" (a type of dress). The term "shedim" comes from the Hebrew word for "dress," which translates to "robe." This garment is often worn at weddings, festivals, and other religious events.

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