APA TEGESÉ SHAMMES ING BASA INGGRIS?
Dhaptar tembung Inggris saka basa Yiddish
Iki minangka dhaptar tembung sing wis mlebu basa Inggris saka basa Yiddish, akeh sing nganggo basa Inggris Amérika. Ana macem-macem pendekatan kanggo romanisasi ortografi Yiddish lan ejaan saka sawetara ukara kasebut bisa dadi variabel. Akeh tembung kasebut luwih umum ing industri hiburan AS, liwat vaudeville, Catskills / Borscht Belt, lan Hollywood. Liyane luwih berorientasi wilayah, contone, ing wilayah metropolitan New York City. Sapérangan tembung Yiddish uga mlebu basa Inggris liwat komunitas Yahudi gedhé ing Britain, utamané London, ing ngendi wong Yiddi nyebabaké dialèk Cockney. Sawetara ukara Yiddish ana gegayutan karo bentuk Ibrani, Jerman, utawa Slavik, lan sawetara tembung asal saka basa kasebut wis mlebu ing basa Inggris liwat Yiddish.
Definisi saka shammes ing bausastra Basa Inggris
Définisi shammes ing kamus iku minangka akting resmi minangka jempol, sexton, lan pangurus papan pangibadah. Definisi liya saka shammes yaiku lilin tambahan sing digunakake ing Hari Raya Hanukkah kanggo nyalakan lampu utawa lilin ing menorah.
BUKU BASA INGGRIS KAKAIT KARO «SHAMMES»
Temukaké kagunané saka
shammes ing pilihan bibliografi iki. Buku kang kakait dening
shammes lan pethikan cekak kang padha kanggo nyediyakaké panggunané ing sastra Basa Inggris.
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The Day My Mother Changed Her Name: And Other Stories
You never heard of the ten commandments, Shammes?" "So you are saying . . ." "
I'm saying if ten was sufficient for the Almighty, it should suffice for a Maftir." The
shammes paused. Then he spoke in a singsong Talmudic manner. "It is true that
...
2
The Day My Mother Cried and Other Stories
iller the Shammes didn't like kids very much even though he had ten or twelve of
his own. We were never exactly certain how many, nor do I think Miller the
Shammes ever kept count. Every year, usually in the month of February, his wife
Surke ...
3
Found in Translation paperback
Shamash (Hebrew) [shah-mosh] noun: central candle on the Hanukkah menorah
(candlelabra), used to light the other candles (literally: server) Shammes (Yiddish
) [shah-mess] noun: caretaker of synagogue, beadle; central candle on the ...
4
Found in Translation: Common Words of Uncommon Wisdom
Shamash (Hebrew) [shah-mosh] noun: central candle on the Hanukkah menorah
(candlelabra), used to light the other candles (literally: server) Shammes (Yiddish
) [shah-mess] noun: caretaker of synagogue, beadle; central candle on the ...
Pamela Jay Gottfried,
2010
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Blind Men and Elephants: Perspectives on Humor
Blind Men and Elephants covers a wide range of humor, from simple jokes to the uses of literary devices in films.
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Ultimate Book of Jewish Jokes
Abe says, 'They will never let usinwith thedogs.' 'Just follow my lead,' says Arnold
and goes into the synagogue. As he thought, the shammes tells him, 'No dogsare
allowed.' Arnold says, 'But it'smy seeing-eye dog.' The shammes says, 'Sorry, ...
7
Eight Little Candles Plus One: A Hanukkah Tale
“Good,” cried Shammes. “That's very good. Now, I want all of you to gather
around me very, very close.” The eight little candles surrounded Shammes. “Now
spin me around as fast as you can!” The candles began turning Shammes
around ...
8
Gambling, Game, and Psyche
The shammes, yearning for reassurance from the teacher, felt unsettled by the
ambiguity. What else, however, could the perceptive teacher possibly have said?
Like the answers given by prophets, prognosticates, soothsayers, sibyls, and ...
9
Everyday Jewish Life in Imperial Russia: Select Documents, ...
My father, seeking to end this unpleasant incident at his court, smiled
goodnaturedly, and said, addressing himself to Moyshl the Shammes, “Nu, nu,
Moyshe. It is better to have a Hasid of a different rebbe than no Hasid at all.” Of
the three ...
ChaeRan Y. Freeze, Jay M. Harris,
2013
'Mr Stan calls me the shammes and when I asked him what it meant he told me
the shammes in the old country is sort of the dogsbody in the synagogue, the
bloke who keeps the synagogue clean and warm, calls the village to prayers,
looks ...