Yiddish

The Yiddish word for miracle is נס. All provided forms refer to a wonderful event attributed to supernatural powers.

The English word “strength” can be translated into Yiddish as כּוח or שטאַרקײַט. כּוח is used to refer to power, force or energy.

The English word ‘son’ is translated into Yiddish as זון. זון is a masculine noun used to describe a male person in relation to his parents.

The Yiddish word for annoying is נערוועז. נערוועז is used to describe something or someone that causes irritation or annoyance.

The Yiddish word for wonderful is וואונדערלעך. וואונדערלעך is used to describe something that is excellent or extremely impressive.

The English word ‘life’ can be translated into Yiddish as לעבן or חיים.

The Yiddish word for junk is שמאטע. שמאטע is used to refer to miscellaneous items of little value.

The Yiddish word for granddaughter is אייניקל. The term refers to the daughter of someone’s child.

In Yiddish, the greeting for “hi” is שלום עליכם.

The Yiddish word for grandma is באָבע. באָבע is the informal term for grandmother.