How to Say “Sweating” in Yiddish
The English word “sweating” is translated into Yiddish as שוויצן. שוויצן refers to the bodily process of perspiration.
The English word “sweating” is translated into Yiddish as שוויצן. שוויצן refers to the bodily process of perspiration.
The Yiddish word for pride is שטאָלץ. שטאָלץ refers to the quality or state of being proud.
Garlic in Yiddish is קנאָבל. The word קנאָבל refers to the garlic plant.
The Yiddish word for bathroom is באַדצימער. באַדצימער refers specifically to a room containing a bathtub.
The Yiddish word for crazy is משוגע. משוגע means insane or demented.
The Yiddish word for monkey is מאַלפּע. The word is used to refer to the primate. It is a feminine noun.
The Yiddish word for congratulations is מזל טוב. מזל טוב is used to express congratulations on happy occasions, such as weddings, births or achievements.
The Yiddish word for “grandchild” is אייניקל. אייניקל is a neuter noun used to refer to the child of one’s child.
The English word “snot” translates to Yiddish as ראָץ. The terms in this pack all refer to mucus.
The English phrase “happy purim” is translated into Yiddish as פורים פֿרײלעך.