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Collection of Dreidel Clipart (113)
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A classic wooden dreidel featuring the Hebrew letters נ (Nun), ג (Gimel), ה (Hei), and ש (Shin)-symbols of the miracle of Hanukkah.
A classic Hanukkah scene: a spinning dreidel beside stacks of chocolate gelt coins-some embossed with a menorah-and twinkling stars overhead.
A whimsical dreidel blending Jewish tradition with mathematical wonder-featuring π instead of a traditional Hebrew letter.
A cheerful illustration of traditional Hanukkah items: spinning dreidels and decorative gelt boxes in bright colors.
A classic dreidel-used in Hanukkah celebrations-shown in simple black outline on a white background.
A vibrant, modern dreidel featuring bold Hebrew letters on each side, perfect for celebrating Hanukkah traditions with family and friends.
Classic gold dreidels adorned with blue and red Hebrew letters-symbols of the Hanukkah miracle and tradition.
A playful, multicolored dreidel spins joyfully, surrounded by stars and swirling ribbons-celebrating the spirit of Hanukkah.
The image is a close-up of a wooden dreidel, which is a traditional Jewish symbol of the Jewish holiday Hanukkah. The dreid is made of light-colored wood and has a round shape with a pointed end. On the top of the dreids, there is a green symbol of a bird, which appears to be a bird with its wings spread wide. The symbol is written in red and is slightly tilted to the left. The background is a dark green color, which contrasts with the light wood of the object.
The image shows a wooden dreidel with a blue background and white Hebrew text on it. The dreid is in the shape of a triangle with a wooden handle on top. The text on the dreids is written in Hebrew and appears to be a traditional Jewish symbol. In the background, there are several other wooden blocks of different colors - one is pink, one is green, and one is yellow. The blocks are arranged on a blue tablecloth with white lines and symbols scattered across it.
The image shows four wooden popsicles arranged in a row. Each popsicle has a different Hebrew word written on it in different colors - shin, hey, gimel, nun, and nun. The popsicles are made of light-colored wood and have a smooth surface. The word "Shin" is written in purple on the left side of each popsicle, while the word "Hey" and "Gimel" are written in green on the right side. The background is white.
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