What is the meaning of Kodesh?

Kodesh (קודש) = holiness, or the state of being special or set apart. Kodesh (קודש) = holiness, or the state of being special or set apart.

What does Shpilkes mean in Yiddish?

Definitions. nervous energy, anxiousness, restlessness.

What does Kodesh mean in Hebrew?

Holy Spirit
Ruach Ha Kodesh is the Hebrew word for Holy Spirit or Holy Ghost. The Church world will give you one definition of what the Holy Spirit is, but it is different than what we read in the scriptures and what YAHUSHUA promised.

Do you know any Jewish or Yiddish slang?

You might have heard Jewish or Yiddish slang without knowing it. You might even have used it without knowing it. It’s become a part of English culture; and, since the English language is always interested in extending its family of words, the charm of Jewish and Yiddish sayings and idioms is irresistible.

What do you call someone who is clumsy in Yiddish?

The usual Yiddish word for clumsy is umgelumpert. Extra credit: In Yiddish, kvetchn means to squeeze. Extra credit: If someone says l’chaim, you can respond by saying “ L’chaim toyvim u’l’sholem ,” which means “for good life and peace.” A crazy person (although it is also used as an adjective in Yinglish)

What does the word meshugas mean in Yiddish?

Sometimes spelled meshugas or mishegoss, this Yiddish word is synonymous with insanity, silliness, and craziness. As a parent, you can use this word to refer to your kids’ antics, saying something like, “You all need to stop this mishegas!”

Which is the correct spelling Yiddish or juedisch?

The word Yiddish is an English transliteration of juedisch, which means Jewish in German. Yiddish is almost all transliteration. Yiddish is almost all transliteration. Usually written with Hebrew script, Yiddish is entirely phonetic and boasts an extensive word bank whose hazy etymologies perplex, impress and generally enthrall scholars.