Torah Tidbits

23 May 2012 / 2 Sivan 5772
Issue 919
Parshat Sho-f'tim 5770
August 12, 2010

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WALRUS

The Torah prohibits a king from having an excessive number of horses. It probably does not include the
SUS-YAM a.k.a. NIVTAN
Nor does it include the seahorse in the prohibition. Seahorse in Hebrew is SUSON HAYAM, SUSON
being a pony. Despite the Hebrew names, walruses and seahorses are not related.

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