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Total questions on the topic of 'jewish-language':  6


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what are some english words that are taken from Lashon Hakodesh? [closed]

what are some english words that are clearly taken from Lashon Hakodesh and adapted. I wonder if other languages have as many as English ...


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Was it always the case that speaking Yiddish was the symbol of a frum Yid? [closed]

For how many years were Yidden speaking Yiddish in Jewish history? Was it always the case that speaking Yiddish was the symbol of a frum ...


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What are the most common Yiddish phrases and Yiddish sayings that are famously repeated? [closed]

I am seeking to dig deeper into the language Yiddish. What are common phrases said in Yiddish? I am not seeking translations of text. I ...


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What are the best Yiddish jokes and Yiddishe one liners or funny Yiddish sayings that you know? [closed]

Continuing my craze with Yiddish, I am compiling a list of the best Yiddish jokes that people know. Please keep the answers separate and ...


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What is the definition of Yiddish and where does it originate from? [closed]

Is Yiddish a dialect of German? Are there clearly defined rules to the language? It does sound as you can make it up as you go along but ...


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Where do the terms Kippa and Yamaka and Yarmulke come from? Is Kippah from the same word as Chuppah?

Where does Yamaka or Yarmulke come from? Obviously, a Kippah means a cover, but what language is Yamaka and what does it mean? A kipah ...





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