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AIBISHTER - JEWISH ENGLISH LEXICON Aibishter Alternative Spellings. Aybishter, Ebeshter, Eybeshter, Eybishter, Aybishter, Eibishter, Eybershter, Aibershter, Abishter. Definitions. God, lit. "supreme OYSGEZOOMT - JEWISH ENGLISH LEXICON oysgezoomt Alternative Spellings. oisgezoomt, oysgeZoomt, oisgeZoomt. Definitions. worn out / tired from too many Zoom meetings / gatherings; Example Sentences NARISHKEIT - JEWISH ENGLISH LEXICON narishkeit Alternative Spellings. narishkayt, narishkeyt. Definitions "1. Foolishness 2. A triviality" (Rosten) Example Sentences "Why would we even discuss such narishkeit?" TATALA - JEWISH ENGLISH LEXICON tatala Alternative Spellings. tateleh, tatale, tattale, tattaleh, tattele. Definitions "'Little papa.' A term of endearment for a little boy. Old-fashioned usage." SHVACH - JEWISH ENGLISH LEXICONSEE MORE ON JEL.JEWISH-LANGUAGES.ORGBOND OF LIFE
The phrase "tzror ha-hayim" is found in 1 Samuel 25:29: "And though man be risen up to pursue thee, and to seek thy soul, yet the soul of my lord shall be bound in the bundle of life with the Lord thy God; and the souls of thine enemies, them shall he sling out, as from the hollow of a sling." Tzror, a pocket or bag for safekeeping, isFERSHNICKERED
fershnickered Alternative Spellings. farschnickert, ferschnickert, farshnickert, fershnickert, ferschnikerd, fershnikerd, fershnickerd, ferschniket, fershniketONGEBLOZZEN
GESHIKT - JEWISH ENGLISH LEXICON geshikt Definitions. talented (especially in domains other than learning) and trusted to accomplish a task; Example Sentences "She is a very special, dynamic, vivacious and geshikt young lady!" L'SHALOM - JEWISH ENGLISH LEXICON Often used as a sign-off in written correspondence. Can also be used in this expression: "tsaiskhem l'shalom uboakhem l'shalom" (צאתכם לשלום ובואכם לשלום, may your going be to peace and your coming be to peace -- i.e., may both your departure and yourarrival be safe).
AIBISHTER - JEWISH ENGLISH LEXICON Aibishter Alternative Spellings. Aybishter, Ebeshter, Eybeshter, Eybishter, Aybishter, Eibishter, Eybershter, Aibershter, Abishter. Definitions. God, lit. "supreme OYSGEZOOMT - JEWISH ENGLISH LEXICON oysgezoomt Alternative Spellings. oisgezoomt, oysgeZoomt, oisgeZoomt. Definitions. worn out / tired from too many Zoom meetings / gatherings; Example Sentences NARISHKEIT - JEWISH ENGLISH LEXICON narishkeit Alternative Spellings. narishkayt, narishkeyt. Definitions "1. Foolishness 2. A triviality" (Rosten) Example Sentences "Why would we even discuss such narishkeit?" TATALA - JEWISH ENGLISH LEXICON tatala Alternative Spellings. tateleh, tatale, tattale, tattaleh, tattele. Definitions "'Little papa.' A term of endearment for a little boy. Old-fashioned usage." SHVACH - JEWISH ENGLISH LEXICONSEE MORE ON JEL.JEWISH-LANGUAGES.ORGBOND OF LIFE
The phrase "tzror ha-hayim" is found in 1 Samuel 25:29: "And though man be risen up to pursue thee, and to seek thy soul, yet the soul of my lord shall be bound in the bundle of life with the Lord thy God; and the souls of thine enemies, them shall he sling out, as from the hollow of a sling." Tzror, a pocket or bag for safekeeping, isFERSHNICKERED
fershnickered Alternative Spellings. farschnickert, ferschnickert, farshnickert, fershnickert, ferschnikerd, fershnikerd, fershnickerd, ferschniket, fershniketONGEBLOZZEN
JEWISH ENGLISH LEXICON All; The New Joys of Yiddish, by Leo Rosten and Lawrence Bush (New York, 2003). Yiddish and English: A Century of Yiddish in America, by Sol Steinmetz (Tuscaloosa, 1986). EDITING - JEWISH ENGLISH LEXICON Jewish English Lexicon - (C) 2012-present, Sarah Bunin Benor, shared with a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License.Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License. TATALA - JEWISH ENGLISH LEXICON tatala Alternative Spellings. tateleh, tatale, tattale, tattaleh, tattele. Definitions "'Little papa.' A term of endearment for a little boy. Old-fashioned usage." YINGLISH - JEWISH ENGLISH LEXICON Yinglish Definitions " informal and facetious name for" "the Yiddish-influenced of English used chiefly by American and British Jews of Ashkenazi descent" (Steinmetz) MIESKEIT - JEWISH ENGLISH LEXICON mieskeit Alternative Spellings. mieskayt, meeskeit, messkayt, miskeit, miskayt, miskite. Definitions. someone/something ugly; ugliness;Example Sentences
YOSHKE - JEWISH ENGLISH LEXICON Yoshke Alternative Spellings. Yoshka. Definitions. an irreverent or derogatory name for Jesus Christ; a nickname for Yosef or Yehoshua (archaic Yiddish form)BARUCH HASHEM
baruch Hashem Alternative Spellings. borukh Hashem, baruch Ha-shem, boruch Hashem, baruch HaShem. Definitions "Thank God," "blessed is God" fine; Example Sentences MACHLOKET - JEWISH ENGLISH LEXICON machloket Alternative Spellings. machlokes, makhloyke, makhloykes. Definitions. disagreement, dispute, argument, conflict, especially one about a halachic issue CHACHAM - JEWISH ENGLISH LEXICON chacham Alternative Spellings. khokhem, chocham, chochem, hacham, haham, chuchum, chochem. Definitions. wise, learned person; genius;rabbi (Sephardi)
HALEVAI - JEWISH ENGLISH LEXICON halevai Alternative Spellings. halivai, alevay, halevay, halvay, halavai, alevai. Definitions. If only "Would that it be so" (Steinmetz, Yiddish and English) GESHIKT - JEWISH ENGLISH LEXICON geshikt Definitions. talented (especially in domains other than learning) and trusted to accomplish a task; Example Sentences "She is a very special, dynamic, vivacious and geshikt young lady!" AIBISHTER - JEWISH ENGLISH LEXICON Aibishter Alternative Spellings. Aybishter, Ebeshter, Eybeshter, Eybishter, Aybishter, Eibishter, Eybershter, Aibershter, Abishter. Definitions. God, lit. "supreme OYSGEZOOMT - JEWISH ENGLISH LEXICON oysgezoomt Alternative Spellings. oisgezoomt, oysgeZoomt, oisgeZoomt. Definitions. worn out / tired from too many Zoom meetings / gatherings; Example Sentences TATALA - JEWISH ENGLISH LEXICON tatala Alternative Spellings. tateleh, tatale, tattale, tattaleh, tattele. Definitions "'Little papa.' A term of endearment for a little boy. Old-fashioned usage." NARISHKEIT - JEWISH ENGLISH LEXICON narishkeit Alternative Spellings. narishkayt, narishkeyt. Definitions "1. Foolishness 2. A triviality" (Rosten) Example Sentences "Why would we even discuss such narishkeit?"SHALOM UVRACHAH
shalom uvrachah Alternative Spellings. shalom uverachah, shalom uveracha, shalom uvracha, shalom uvrakhah, shalom uverakha, shalom uverakhah, shalom uvrakha, shalom uv'racha, shalom uv'rachah, shalom uv'rakha, shalom uv'rakhah, shalom uviracha, shalom ADOSHEM - JEWISH ENGLISH LEXICON Use of Hashem to mean God "comes from the belief that the name of God should only be said in prayer and with reverence" (Eisenberg). However, where the same number of syllables as Adonai are needed, such as in liturgical musical pieces, Adoshem is sometimesused.
SHVACH - JEWISH ENGLISH LEXICONSEE MORE ON JEL.JEWISH-LANGUAGES.ORG OKH UN VEY - JEWISH ENGLISH LEXICONSEE MORE ON JEL.JEWISH-LANGUAGES.ORGFERSHNICKERED
fershnickered Alternative Spellings. farschnickert, ferschnickert, farshnickert, fershnickert, ferschnikerd, fershnikerd, fershnickerd, ferschniket, fershniket GESHIKT - JEWISH ENGLISH LEXICON geshikt Definitions. talented (especially in domains other than learning) and trusted to accomplish a task; Example Sentences "She is a very special, dynamic, vivacious and geshikt young lady!" AIBISHTER - JEWISH ENGLISH LEXICON Aibishter Alternative Spellings. Aybishter, Ebeshter, Eybeshter, Eybishter, Aybishter, Eibishter, Eybershter, Aibershter, Abishter. Definitions. God, lit. "supreme OYSGEZOOMT - JEWISH ENGLISH LEXICON oysgezoomt Alternative Spellings. oisgezoomt, oysgeZoomt, oisgeZoomt. Definitions. worn out / tired from too many Zoom meetings / gatherings; Example Sentences TATALA - JEWISH ENGLISH LEXICON tatala Alternative Spellings. tateleh, tatale, tattale, tattaleh, tattele. Definitions "'Little papa.' A term of endearment for a little boy. Old-fashioned usage." NARISHKEIT - JEWISH ENGLISH LEXICON narishkeit Alternative Spellings. narishkayt, narishkeyt. Definitions "1. Foolishness 2. A triviality" (Rosten) Example Sentences "Why would we even discuss such narishkeit?"SHALOM UVRACHAH
shalom uvrachah Alternative Spellings. shalom uverachah, shalom uveracha, shalom uvracha, shalom uvrakhah, shalom uverakha, shalom uverakhah, shalom uvrakha, shalom uv'racha, shalom uv'rachah, shalom uv'rakha, shalom uv'rakhah, shalom uviracha, shalom ADOSHEM - JEWISH ENGLISH LEXICON Use of Hashem to mean God "comes from the belief that the name of God should only be said in prayer and with reverence" (Eisenberg). However, where the same number of syllables as Adonai are needed, such as in liturgical musical pieces, Adoshem is sometimesused.
SHVACH - JEWISH ENGLISH LEXICONSEE MORE ON JEL.JEWISH-LANGUAGES.ORG OKH UN VEY - JEWISH ENGLISH LEXICONSEE MORE ON JEL.JEWISH-LANGUAGES.ORGFERSHNICKERED
fershnickered Alternative Spellings. farschnickert, ferschnickert, farshnickert, fershnickert, ferschnikerd, fershnikerd, fershnickerd, ferschniket, fershniket JEWISH ENGLISH LEXICON All; The New Joys of Yiddish, by Leo Rosten and Lawrence Bush (New York, 2003). Yiddish and English: A Century of Yiddish in America, by Sol Steinmetz (Tuscaloosa, 1986).ROSH YESHIVA
rosh yeshiva Alternative Spellings. rosh yeshivah, rosh yeshive, rosh yeshiveh. Definitions. head of a yeshiva; Example Sentences "With all his other achraius, I wonder how the Rosh Yeshiva finds time toprepare for shiur."
EDITING - JEWISH ENGLISH LEXICON Jewish English Lexicon - (C) 2012-present, Sarah Bunin Benor, shared with a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License.Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License.BENCH LICHT
In Yiddish, ליכטבענטשן likhtbentshn refers to the act of saying the blessing over Sabbath or holiday candles, and בענטשליכט bentshlikht refers to the candles themselves. SHVACH - JEWISH ENGLISH LEXICON shvach Alternative Spellings. shvakh. Definitions. weak, pathetic, (a place or gathering that is) lacking in activity; Example Sentences "I don't know who to hire--all of the applicants are pretty shvach."OLAV HA-SHOLOM
See also z"l, zatsal, and ziya. This term is more common among Orthodox Jews. The phrase meaning "may she rest in peace" is עליה השלום aléha hashalóm/ole (ha)shólem; "may they rest in peace" is עליהם השלום alehém hashalóm/aléyem-hashólem. Edit See something you disagree with? OKH UN VEY - JEWISH ENGLISH LEXICON okh un vey Alternative Spellings. och un vey, az och un vey, och in vei, akh un vey, ach un vey, och un vei, okh in vey, och in vay.Definitions
M.O.T. - JEWISH ENGLISH LEXICON M.O.T. Alternative Spellings. MOT, M.O.T. Definitions "member of the tribe;" a Jew; Example Sentences. Rachel went on a blind date and the first question her friend Jacob asked her was, "Is he an MOT?"CHAS V'CHALILA
chas v'chalila Alternative Spellings. has v'halila, chas v'chalilah, khas vekholile, chas v'cholile, chas v'cholila. Definitions "heaven forbid" (Steinmetz's Yiddish and English dictionary)VILDE CHAYE
Example Sentences. "I know, Manny's a vilde chaye." (40-something American Jewish woman living in New York, referring to 4-year-old nephew tearing around the room); "We have to have things to do for the vilde chaya kids!" (an educator, in a discussion about activities during the Purim carnival) GESHIKT - JEWISH ENGLISH LEXICON geshikt Definitions. talented (especially in domains other than learning) and trusted to accomplish a task; Example Sentences "She is a very special, dynamic, vivacious and geshikt young lady!" AIBISHTER - JEWISH ENGLISH LEXICON Aibishter Alternative Spellings. Aybishter, Ebeshter, Eybeshter, Eybishter, Aybishter, Eibishter, Eybershter, Aibershter, Abishter. Definitions. God, lit. "supreme TATALA - JEWISH ENGLISH LEXICON tatala Alternative Spellings. tateleh, tatale, tattale, tattaleh, tattele. Definitions "'Little papa.' A term of endearment for a little boy. Old-fashioned usage." OYSGEZOOMT - JEWISH ENGLISH LEXICON oysgezoomt Alternative Spellings. oisgezoomt, oysgeZoomt, oisgeZoomt. Definitions. worn out / tired from too many Zoom meetings / gatherings; Example Sentences GESHIKT - JEWISH ENGLISH LEXICON geshikt Definitions. talented (especially in domains other than learning) and trusted to accomplish a task; Example Sentences "She is a very special, dynamic, vivacious and geshikt young lady!" AIBISHTER - JEWISH ENGLISH LEXICON Aibishter Alternative Spellings. Aybishter, Ebeshter, Eybeshter, Eybishter, Aybishter, Eibishter, Eybershter, Aibershter, Abishter. Definitions. God, lit. "supreme TATALA - JEWISH ENGLISH LEXICON tatala Alternative Spellings. tateleh, tatale, tattale, tattaleh, tattele. Definitions "'Little papa.' A term of endearment for a little boy. Old-fashioned usage." OYSGEZOOMT - JEWISH ENGLISH LEXICON oysgezoomt Alternative Spellings. oisgezoomt, oysgeZoomt, oisgeZoomt. Definitions. worn out / tired from too many Zoom meetings / gatherings; Example SentencesSHALOM UVRACHAH
shalom uvrachah Alternative Spellings. shalom uverachah, shalom uveracha, shalom uvracha, shalom uvrakhah, shalom uverakha, shalom uverakhah, shalom uvrakha, shalom uv'racha, shalom uv'rachah, shalom uv'rakha, shalom uv'rakhah, shalom uviracha, shalom NARISHKEIT - JEWISH ENGLISH LEXICON narishkeit Alternative Spellings. narishkayt, narishkeyt. Definitions "1. Foolishness 2. A triviality" (Rosten) Example Sentences "Why would we even discuss such narishkeit?" ADOSHEM - JEWISH ENGLISH LEXICON Use of Hashem to mean God "comes from the belief that the name of God should only be said in prayer and with reverence" (Eisenberg). However, where the same number of syllables as Adonai are needed, such as in liturgical musical pieces, Adoshem is sometimesused.
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fershnickered Alternative Spellings. farschnickert, ferschnickert, farshnickert, fershnickert, ferschnikerd, fershnikerd, fershnickerd, ferschniket, fershniket JEWISH ENGLISH LEXICON All; The New Joys of Yiddish, by Leo Rosten and Lawrence Bush (New York, 2003). Yiddish and English: A Century of Yiddish in America, by Sol Steinmetz (Tuscaloosa, 1986).ROSH YESHIVA
rosh yeshiva Alternative Spellings. rosh yeshivah, rosh yeshive, rosh yeshiveh. Definitions. head of a yeshiva; Example Sentences "With all his other achraius, I wonder how the Rosh Yeshiva finds time toprepare for shiur."
TATALA - JEWISH ENGLISH LEXICON tatala Alternative Spellings. tateleh, tatale, tattale, tattaleh, tattele. Definitions "'Little papa.' A term of endearment for a little boy. Old-fashioned usage." AD KAN - JEWISH ENGLISH LEXICON ad kan Alternative Spellings. ad kahn. Definitions. interj. "Expression used to induce cessation of activity or behavior: knock it off" (Weiser) interj. "Sufficient for the purpose: enough" (Weiser) SHVACH - JEWISH ENGLISH LEXICON shvach Alternative Spellings. shvakh. Definitions. weak, pathetic, (a place or gathering that is) lacking in activity; Example Sentences "I don't know who to hire--all of the applicants are pretty shvach." SHPATZIR - JEWISH ENGLISH LEXICON shpatzir Alternative Spellings. shpatsir, shpartzir. Definitions. literally 'to walk, take a stroll'; figuratively 'to delay, tarry,procrastinate'
BENCH LICHT
In Yiddish, ליכטבענטשן likhtbentshn refers to the act of saying the blessing over Sabbath or holiday candles, and בענטשליכט bentshlikht refers to the candles themselves.BOND OF LIFE
The phrase "tzror ha-hayim" is found in 1 Samuel 25:29: "And though man be risen up to pursue thee, and to seek thy soul, yet the soul of my lord shall be bound in the bundle of life with the Lord thy God; and the souls of thine enemies, them shall he sling out, as from the hollow of a sling." Tzror, a pocket or bag for safekeeping, is OKH UN VEY - JEWISH ENGLISH LEXICON okh un vey Alternative Spellings. och un vey, az och un vey, och in vei, akh un vey, ach un vey, och un vei, okh in vey, och in vay.Definitions
M.O.T. - JEWISH ENGLISH LEXICON M.O.T. Alternative Spellings. MOT, M.O.T. Definitions "member of the tribe;" a Jew; Example Sentences. Rachel went on a blind date and the first question her friend Jacob asked her was, "Is he an MOT?"JEWISH LANGUAGES
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