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Meaning of mandoria




Danilo Enrique Noreña Benítez

mandoria
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mandoria is incorrectly written, and should be written as "Mandorla" being its meaning: I think that the question is Mandorla. It is a decoration of the medieval art consisting of a Halo in the form of almond which is framed divine characters.

  




Lee Streeter

Possibly a symbol of life as in the character of a seed.
 Used in US as well

"The Hebrew word luz stands for the mandoria, embracing both the tree and its inner hidden and inviolable heart."

  



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