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There is a Hebrew stem k-n-h. Means mourning over a dead person or a tragedy, like the destruction of the Temple and Jerusalem. Women who were professional dirgers were called m'qon'not. Is there any connection between this word and the Irish keening?
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Keening, October 7,n 2011
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Leonard Berkowit
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10/07/11 05:57 PM
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