Habbe

2 usages
Evidence grade A — publication. The grade states the type of the source, not the truth of the claim.trHabbearحبّة

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Short answer

Literally a grain of cereal; the common term collectors and makers use for a prayer-bead. Listings state bead size and bead count with this word (“99 habbe”).

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Meanings in the trade

These are the recorded usages of the term: publications, catalogues and the market. Each usage carries its own source grade and is not a definition.

  • Evidence grade A — publication. The grade states the type of the source, not the truth of the claim.Article or academic publication
    Sözlük anlamı tahıl tanesi; koleksiyoner ve ustaların tesbih tanesi için kullandığı yaygın terim (s.169).
  • Evidence grade C — institutional seller. The grade states the type of the source, not the truth of the claim.Dealer site
    9x7 mm Tutun Rengi 99 Habbe Alman Faturan Sikma Kehribar Tesbih

Canonical mapping

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Sources

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Recorded usages: 2Evidence grade A — publication. The grade states the type of the source, not the truth of the claim.Evidence grade C — institutional seller. The grade states the type of the source, not the truth of the claim.

  • Evidence grade A — publication. The grade states the type of the source, not the truth of the claim.Türkiye'de Tesbih Koleksiyonu Kültürü: Malzeme Fetişizmi ve OtantisiteDeğirmenci, Koray2018YEDİ 20 (2018), DOI 10.17484/yedi.423601 s.169

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