1.A Yiddish word meaning proper, used to describe something that is correct, especially food prepared according to Jewish dietary restrictions. 2.This means ritually correct or proper and applies to food which has been prepared following Jewish dietary laws. ...
1. A Yiddish word meaning proper, used to describe something that is correct, especially food prepared according to Jewish dietary restrictions. 2. This means ritually correct or proper and applies to food which has been prepared following Jewish dietary laws. Dictionary of Unfamiliar Words by Diag...
Kosher is a Hebrew word meaning “allowed” or “proper”. InJewishlaw it refers to foods that Jews are allowed to eat and food-related practices they must follow. It has also been a prominent word in Jewishslangfor quite some time, used to indicate legitimacy in any field. “It wouldn...
1.A Yiddish word meaning proper, used to describe something that is correct, especially food prepared according to Jewish dietary restrictions. 2.This means ritually correct or proper and applies to food which has been prepared following Jewish dietary laws. ...
1. A Yiddish word meaning proper, used to describe something that is correct, especially food prepared according to Jewish dietary restrictions. 2. This means ritually correct or proper and applies to food which has been prepared following Jewish dietary laws. Dictionary of Unfamiliar Words by Diag...
1.A Yiddish word meaning proper, used to describe something that is correct, especially food prepared according to Jewish dietary restrictions. 2.This means ritually correct or proper and applies to food which has been prepared following Jewish dietary laws. ...
1. A Yiddish word meaning proper, used to describe something that is correct, especially food prepared according to Jewish dietary restrictions. 2. This means ritually correct or proper and applies to food which has been prepared following Jewish dietary laws. Dictionary of Unfamiliar Words by Diag...
1.A Yiddish word meaning proper, used to describe something that is correct, especially food prepared according to Jewish dietary restrictions. 2.This means ritually correct or proper and applies to food which has been prepared following Jewish dietary laws. ...