In modern Hebrew, the word means cocoon, but it derives from an older word that means raw material.
In modern Hebrew, the word means cocoon, but it derives from an older word that means raw material. Often inscribed with holy words, medieval rabbis were said to use them as servants. Isaac Bashevis Singer wrote about one, but a more well-known tale says that a Prague rabbi created one to defend that city's Jews. For ten points, name this creature from Jewish folklore, a creature created from mud or clay.
In modern Hebrew, the word means cocoon, but it derives from an older word that means raw material.
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