payot

As nouns the difference between sidelocks and payot

is that sidelocks is while payot is (judaism) curly sideburns worn by jewish men.

As a noun payot is

(judaism) curly sideburns worn by jewish men.

As nouns the difference between payot and pyot

is that payot is (judaism) curly sideburns worn by jewish men while pyot is (scotland and northern uk) a magpie; a water ouzel.

As nouns the difference between payor and payot

is that payor is the maker of a payment while payot is curly sideburns worn by Jewish men.

As nouns the difference between payout and payot

is that payout is an amount of money paid out while payot is curly sideburns worn by Jewish men.

As nouns the difference between taxonomy and payot

is that taxonomy is the science or the technique used to make a classification while payot is (judaism) curly sideburns worn by jewish men.

As nouns the difference between sideburns and payot

is that sideburns is facial hair reaching from the top of the head down the side of the face to the side of the chin while payot is (judaism) curly sideburns worn by jewish men.

As nouns the difference between curly and payot

is that curly is a person or animal with curly hair while payot is (judaism) curly sideburns worn by jewish men.

As an adjective curly

is having curls.

Payot is a see also of earlock.

As nouns the difference between payot and earlock

is that payot is (judaism) curly sideburns worn by jewish men while earlock is a lock of curly hair worn by the ear, often by jewish men for religious reasons.

Payot is a synonym of payess.

As nouns the difference between payot and payess

is that payot is (judaism) curly sideburns worn by jewish men while payess is (chiefly|in the plural) sidelocks worn by hasidic and orthodox male jews.