Definition of Yiddishism in English:

Yiddishism

nounˈjɪdɪʃɪz(ə)mˈyidəˌSHizəm

1A Yiddish word or idiom, especially one adopted into another language.
（尤指被其他语言接受的）意第绪语单词，意第绪语惯用语
I speak with many Brooklynisms and an occasional Yiddishism
Example sentencesExamples
- His speech was punctuated by Yiddishisms, Hebrew, Greek and Arabic.
- Throughout the 20c, Yiddishisms have continued to make their way into English, increasingly as slang.
2mass noun Advocacy of Yiddish culture.
意第绪主义，对意第绪文化的提倡（或鼓吹）
forerunners of modern Yiddishism

Derivatives

Yiddishist

nounˈjɪdɪʃɪstˈjɪdɪʃəst

An advocate of Yiddish culture.
意第绪主义，对意第绪文化的提倡（或鼓吹）
her parents were passionate Yiddishists
Example sentencesExamples
- The Yiddishist turned to his friend and said: ‘I'm afraid the Zionists are right.’
- He was inspired by the local poets to dedicate himself to Yiddish literature, which was then gaining prestige among socialists and Yiddishists as the authentic voice of the Jewish diaspora.
- The Yiddishists continued to hope for a continuation of their Yiddish cultural dream.

Definition of Yiddishism in US English:

Yiddishism

nounˈyidəˌSHizəm

1A Yiddish word or idiom, especially one adopted into another language.
（尤指被其他语言接受的）意第绪语单词，意第绪语惯用语
I speak with many Brooklynisms and an occasional Yiddishism
Example sentencesExamples
- Throughout the 20c, Yiddishisms have continued to make their way into English, increasingly as slang.
- His speech was punctuated by Yiddishisms, Hebrew, Greek and Arabic.
2Advocacy of Yiddish culture.
意第绪主义，对意第绪文化的提倡（或鼓吹）
forerunners of modern Yiddishism

单词	Yiddishism
释义	Definition of Yiddishism in English: Yiddishism nounˈjɪdɪʃɪz(ə)mˈyidəˌSHizəm 1A Yiddish word or idiom, especially one adopted into another language. （尤指被其他语言接受的）意第绪语单词，意第绪语惯用语 I speak with many Brooklynisms and an occasional Yiddishism Example sentencesExamples His speech was punctuated by Yiddishisms, Hebrew, Greek and Arabic. Throughout the 20c, Yiddishisms have continued to make their way into English, increasingly as slang. 2mass noun Advocacy of Yiddish culture. 意第绪主义，对意第绪文化的提倡（或鼓吹） forerunners of modern Yiddishism Derivatives Yiddishist nounˈjɪdɪʃɪstˈjɪdɪʃəst An advocate of Yiddish culture. 意第绪主义，对意第绪文化的提倡（或鼓吹） her parents were passionate Yiddishists Example sentencesExamples The Yiddishist turned to his friend and said: ‘I'm afraid the Zionists are right.’ He was inspired by the local poets to dedicate himself to Yiddish literature, which was then gaining prestige among socialists and Yiddishists as the authentic voice of the Jewish diaspora. The Yiddishists continued to hope for a continuation of their Yiddish cultural dream. Definition of Yiddishism in US English: Yiddishism nounˈyidəˌSHizəm 1A Yiddish word or idiom, especially one adopted into another language. （尤指被其他语言接受的）意第绪语单词，意第绪语惯用语 I speak with many Brooklynisms and an occasional Yiddishism Example sentencesExamples Throughout the 20c, Yiddishisms have continued to make their way into English, increasingly as slang. His speech was punctuated by Yiddishisms, Hebrew, Greek and Arabic. 2Advocacy of Yiddish culture. 意第绪主义，对意第绪文化的提倡（或鼓吹） forerunners of modern Yiddishism
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