Synonyms for yiddish
ˈyɪd ɪʃyid·dish

Princeton's WordNet

1. Yiddishnoun

   a dialect of High German including some Hebrew and other words; spoken in Europe as a vernacular by many Jews; written in the Hebrew script

Matched Categories

1. • German

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Usage in printed sourcesFrom: 

1. [["1900","2"],["1901","1"],["1906","2"],["1907","3"],["1908","2"],["1918","1"],["1920","8"],["1924","5"],["1925","4"],["1926","3"],["1928","2"],["1929","6"],["1930","2"],["1931","1"],["1932","8"],["1933","1"],["1936","1"],["1937","3"],["1938","35"],["1939","2"],["1942","2"],["1943","3"],["1944","2"],["1945","3"],["1946","3"],["1947","1"],["1948","7"],["1949","7"],["1950","10"],["1951","3"],["1952","10"],["1954","7"],["1955","7"],["1956","2"],["1957","5"],["1958","6"],["1959","1"],["1960","5"],["1961","7"],["1962","10"],["1964","19"],["1965","10"],["1966","18"],["1967","8"],["1968","45"],["1969","30"],["1970","11"],["1971","43"],["1972","21"],["1973","20"],["1974","18"],["1975","11"],["1976","44"],["1977","12"],["1978","19"],["1979","39"],["1980","44"],["1981","28"],["1982","33"],["1983","49"],["1984","43"],["1985","42"],["1986","51"],["1987","27"],["1988","41"],["1989","45"],["1990","47"],["1991","50"],["1992","85"],["1993","66"],["1994","76"],["1995","66"],["1996","26"],["1997","44"],["1998","59"],["1999","73"],["2000","74"],["2001","71"],["2002","90"],["2003","71"],["2004","126"],["2005","143"],["2006","549"],["2007","589"],["2008","99"]]

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How to use yiddish in a sentence?

1. Isaac Bleaman:

   The Yiddish is laughably bad. That's unfortunate, because an outbreak of measles is a serious matter.

2. Isaac Bleaman:

   The Yiddish's just The Yiddish, not only that, but some of the words in The Yiddish are misspelled.

3. Becky Shimony:

   Former Vice President Joe Biden's just so inspirational. We have an expression in Yiddish : Former Vice President Joe Biden's Former Vice President Joe Biden. Somebody who's real and honest and has good character. We just love him so much.

4. Chaya Nove:

   These errors are not dialectal differences in the The Yiddish language.

5. Felix Klein:

   I call on all citizens of Berlin and across Germany to wear the yarmulke( as the skullcap is known in Yiddish) next Saturday if there are new, intolerable attacks targeting Israel and Jews on the occasion of Al-Quds Day in Berlin, by doing this we can show a great sign of solidarity with the Jewish community and make a statement for the freedom of religion and the diversity of our society.