Definition of mashgiach in English:

mashgiach

(also mashgiah)

noun maʃˈɡɪəx

Judaism

A person authorized to inspect or supervise premises where food is kept or prepared, in order to ensure compliance with Jewish dietary laws.

Origin

1960s; earliest use found in Webster's New International Dictionary of the English Language. From Hebrew mašgīaḥ (plural mašgīḥīm) supervisor, use as noun of participle of hišgīaḥ to look at.

Definition of mashgiach in US English:

mashgiach

(also mashgiah)

nounmaʃˈɡɪəx

Judaism

A person authorized to inspect or supervise premises where food is kept or prepared, in order to ensure compliance with Jewish dietary laws.

Origin

1960s; earliest use found in Webster's New International Dictionary of the English Language. From Hebrew mašgīaḥ (plural mašgīḥīm) supervisor, use as noun of participle of hišgīaḥ to look at.

单词	mashgiach
释义	Definition of mashgiach in English: mashgiach (also mashgiah) noun maʃˈɡɪəx Judaism A person authorized to inspect or supervise premises where food is kept or prepared, in order to ensure compliance with Jewish dietary laws. Origin 1960s; earliest use found in Webster's New International Dictionary of the English Language. From Hebrew mašgīaḥ (plural mašgīḥīm) supervisor, use as noun of participle of hišgīaḥ to look at. Definition of mashgiach in US English: mashgiach (also mashgiah) nounmaʃˈɡɪəx Judaism A person authorized to inspect or supervise premises where food is kept or prepared, in order to ensure compliance with Jewish dietary laws. Origin 1960s; earliest use found in Webster's New International Dictionary of the English Language. From Hebrew mašgīaḥ (plural mašgīḥīm) supervisor, use as noun of participle of hišgīaḥ to look at.
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