Difference between revisions of "Zijn"

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This alliteration is repeated in various forms throughout the novel as "Tintin tintin"; "Tsin tsin tsin tsin!"; "Chin,chin! Chin,chin!"; "(sinsin!sinsin!)" etc. and may be an allusion to the Qabalistic/Gnostic principle of Tzimtsum or Tzimtzim

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	* '''Zijn''' - (Dutch) Two meanings: 1) To be 2) His. "Zijn zijn": his being.		* '''Zijn''' - (Dutch) Two meanings: 1) To be 2) His. "Zijn zijn": his being.
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		+	* This alliteration is repeated in various forms throughout the novel as "Tintin tintin"; "Tsin tsin tsin tsin!"; "Chin,chin! Chin,chin!"; "(sinsin!sinsin!)" etc. and may be an allusion to the Qabalistic/Gnostic principle of [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tzimtzum Tzimtsum] or Tzimtzim