Definition of sheitel in English:

sheitel

noun ˈʃeɪt(ə)lˈSHātl

(among orthodox Ashkenazic Jews) a wig worn by a married woman.
（正统德系犹太人已婚妇女戴的）假发
Example sentencesExamples
- I'm men in shtreimels and women in funky sheitels, I'm English, I'm Jewish, I'm yiddishist, and maybe a little bit Israeli, and loud and quiet, and shy and confident, and sure and not sure.
- Wry jokes are whispered; remarks are made about the wigs (called sheitels) that the married Orthodox women wear to avoid the ‘immodesty’ of displaying their real hair.
- Married women wear a sheitel with their hair cropped short.
- I looked around, and it was 95% people in kippot and sheitels, or overdressed in the way that only frummers can be, and I thought, my my, everyone here is Jewish.
- I couldn't help noticing some sheitel (religious Jewish women cover their hair) wearing frummers, and when the Baroness stripped down to her basque, I kept thinking ‘look away, don't sully yourselves’.

Origin

Late 19th century: from Yiddish sheytl, from a Germanic base meaning 'crown of the head'.

Definition of sheitel in US English:

sheitel

nounˈSHātl

(among orthodox Ashkenazic Jews) a wig worn by a married woman.
（正统德系犹太人已婚妇女戴的）假发
Example sentencesExamples
- I looked around, and it was 95% people in kippot and sheitels, or overdressed in the way that only frummers can be, and I thought, my my, everyone here is Jewish.
- Married women wear a sheitel with their hair cropped short.
- I couldn't help noticing some sheitel (religious Jewish women cover their hair) wearing frummers, and when the Baroness stripped down to her basque, I kept thinking ‘look away, don't sully yourselves’.
- Wry jokes are whispered; remarks are made about the wigs (called sheitels) that the married Orthodox women wear to avoid the ‘immodesty’ of displaying their real hair.
- I'm men in shtreimels and women in funky sheitels, I'm English, I'm Jewish, I'm yiddishist, and maybe a little bit Israeli, and loud and quiet, and shy and confident, and sure and not sure.

Origin

Late 19th century: from Yiddish sheytl, from a Germanic base meaning ‘crown of the head’.

单词	sheitel
释义	Definition of sheitel in English: sheitel noun ˈʃeɪt(ə)lˈSHātl (among orthodox Ashkenazic Jews) a wig worn by a married woman. （正统德系犹太人已婚妇女戴的）假发 Example sentencesExamples I'm men in shtreimels and women in funky sheitels, I'm English, I'm Jewish, I'm yiddishist, and maybe a little bit Israeli, and loud and quiet, and shy and confident, and sure and not sure. Wry jokes are whispered; remarks are made about the wigs (called sheitels) that the married Orthodox women wear to avoid the ‘immodesty’ of displaying their real hair. Married women wear a sheitel with their hair cropped short. I looked around, and it was 95% people in kippot and sheitels, or overdressed in the way that only frummers can be, and I thought, my my, everyone here is Jewish. I couldn't help noticing some sheitel (religious Jewish women cover their hair) wearing frummers, and when the Baroness stripped down to her basque, I kept thinking ‘look away, don't sully yourselves’. Origin Late 19th century: from Yiddish sheytl, from a Germanic base meaning 'crown of the head'. Definition of sheitel in US English: sheitel nounˈSHātl (among orthodox Ashkenazic Jews) a wig worn by a married woman. （正统德系犹太人已婚妇女戴的）假发 Example sentencesExamples I looked around, and it was 95% people in kippot and sheitels, or overdressed in the way that only frummers can be, and I thought, my my, everyone here is Jewish. Married women wear a sheitel with their hair cropped short. I couldn't help noticing some sheitel (religious Jewish women cover their hair) wearing frummers, and when the Baroness stripped down to her basque, I kept thinking ‘look away, don't sully yourselves’. Wry jokes are whispered; remarks are made about the wigs (called sheitels) that the married Orthodox women wear to avoid the ‘immodesty’ of displaying their real hair. I'm men in shtreimels and women in funky sheitels, I'm English, I'm Jewish, I'm yiddishist, and maybe a little bit Israeli, and loud and quiet, and shy and confident, and sure and not sure. Origin Late 19th century: from Yiddish sheytl, from a Germanic base meaning ‘crown of the head’.
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