Yiddish

The Yiddish word for dad is טאַטע. טאַטע is an informal noun used to refer to a father.

The English word “eggs” is translated into Yiddish as אייער.

The Yiddish word for stubborn is עקשן. עקשן is an adjective used to describe someone who refuses to move or change their opinion.

In Yiddish, the English word ‘pain’ can be expressed through several forms, most commonly ווייטיק.

The Yiddish word for hungry is הונגעריק. The adjective הונגעריק is used to describe someone or something that is affected by hunger or desirous of food.

The English phrase “shut your mouth” is translated into Yiddish as פֿאַרמאַך דאָס מויל.

The Yiddish word for baby is עופֿעלע. The terms in this list refer to a very young human being.

The Yiddish phrase for “praise god” is געלויבט גאָט.

The Yiddish word for sister is שוועסטער. שוועסטער is a feminine noun used to refer to a woman or girl having the same parents.

The Yiddish word for “liar” is ליגנער. All provided forms refer to a person who tells lies.