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Definition of Yiddish
1. Noun. A dialect of High German including some Hebrew and other words; spoken in Europe as a vernacular by many Jews; written in the Hebrew script.
Examples of category: Schtick, Schtik, Shtick, Shtik, Pisha Paysha, Meshugaas, Mishegaas, Mishegoss, Schtick, Schtik, Shtick, Shtik, Schtick, Schtik, Shtick, Shtik, Tsuris, Chachka, Tchotchke, Tsatske, Tshatshke, Schmaltz, Schmalz, Shmaltz, Chutzpa, Chutzpah, Hutzpah, Schmegegge, Shmegegge, Shmooze, Kvetch, Megillah, Tsoris, Nosh, Knish, Bagel, Beigel, Mishpachah, Mishpocha, Schmear, Schmeer, Shmear, Chachka, Tchotchke, Tchotchkeleh, Tsatske, Tshatshke, Chutzpanik, Ganef, Ganof, Gonif, Goniff, Kibitzer, Klutz, Knocker, Kvetch, Mensch, Mensh, Meshuggeneh, Meshuggener, Nebbech, Nebbish, Nudnick, Nudnik, Putz, Schlemiel, Shlemiel, Schlep, Schlepper, Shlep, Shlepper, Schlimazel, Shlimazel, Schmo, Schmuck, Shmo, Shmuck, Schnook, Shnook, Schnorrer, Shnorrer, Yenta, Yenta, Schtick, Schtik, Shtick, Shtik, Schemozzle, Shemozzle, Pareve, Parve, Meshuga, Meshugga, Meshugge, Meshuggeneh, Meshuggener
Generic synonyms: German, German Language, High German
Examples of language type: Shegetz, Shiksa, Shikse
Generic synonyms: German, German Language, High German
Examples of language type: Shegetz, Shiksa, Shikse
Definition of Yiddish
1. n. A language used by German and other Jews, being a Middle German dialect developed under Hebrew and Slavic influence. It is written in Hebrew characters.
2. n. A language used by German and other Jews, being a Middle German dialect developed under Hebrew and Slavic influence. It is written in Hebrew characters.
Lexicographical Neighbors of Yiddish
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