זִיקּוּקִין דֶּנְוֵר, זִיקּוּקֵי דִּינוּר

ביטוי (אנגלית)

Denver fireworks, fireworks of Dinur/ fireworks

הגדרה (אנגלית)

A type of light bomb that is fired to create and scatter colored sparks of light in the air at festive events (from the Aramaic word: sparks of fire. Zik and Zikuk mean spark. Di means sound, Nur means sound of fire).

("A river of light shall flow from before me, and shall pass before me a thousand thousand times ten thousand" - Daniel 70, and so: "Rabbi Zeira said: Yesterday Rabbi Yose appeared to me in the presence of Rabbi Hanina. I said to him: To whom will you beg? - He said to me: To Rabbi Yochanan. - And Rabbi Yochanan, to whom? - To Rabbi Yannai. - And Rabbi Yannai, to whom? - To Rabbi Haninai.- And Rabbi Chanina, with whom? - With Rabbi Haya. - I said to him: And Rabbi Yochanan, with Rabbi Haya, with Rabbi Haya? - He said to me: In the place of the terrible fire and in the place of the fire (in the fire)" - Baba came and said, "Lord, who will not fear the day of the terrible judgment/ For to You will come greatness and might/ In the place of the terrible fire/ Who Will he stand in the secret of the Lord?" - Piyyut 'Lord, I have heard, I will fear you', said in terrible days, and so: "That day was a hot day...the heat threw out sparks of fire and the stones of the hewn stone burned like fire" - Agnon/ Tamol Shilshom, 204)