A linen girdle or belt worn by priests in Jewish religious ceremonies, particularly a part of priestly garments in the ancient Temple.
From Hebrew 'abhnét,' referring to a priestly sash or girdle worn as part of religious vestments in ancient Jewish temple worship and rituals.
The 'abnet' is one of several sacred garments with specific symbolic meaning in Jewish tradition—its width, color, and way of tying all had religious significance in temple ceremonies, connecting physical clothing to spiritual practice.
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