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Summary[edit]

Afikomen as the Hebrew word consists of three parts. Each part is visible by its color. Commonly mistakenly assumed that the word "afikoman" is a Greek word, meaning for example. "Dessert". Dr. Wojciech Kosek discovered and presented in his doctoral dissertation in 2008, it is "afikoman" is a typical Hebrew Hebrew composition of three parts: "Afik" = bottom; "Afik" + "o" = its bottom; "man" = manna. Hence "Afik" + "o" + "man" = "mann is its bottom"

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