Wiktionary From Yiddish ייִדיש ( yidish ) , from Yiddish ייִדיש־דוײַטש ( yidish-daytsh ) , cognate with German jüdisch ( “ Jewish ” ) .
Yiddish (comparative more Yiddish , superlative most Yiddish )
Of or pertaining to the Yiddish language .
( informal ) Yiddishkeit .
Synonym: Jewish Yiddish cooking; Yiddish music
of or pertaining to the Yiddish language
Afrikaans: Jiddisj (af)
Armenian: իդիշ (hy) ( idiš )
Basque: Jiddisha
Catalan: ídix (ca) , jiddisch (ca)
Czech: Jidiš n
Danish: jiddisch
Dutch: Jiddisch (nl) , Jiddisj (nl)
Esperanto: jida
Faroese: jiddiskur
Finnish: jiddišinkielinen
French: yiddish (fr)
Galician: yiddish (gl)
German: jiddisch (de) , judendeutsch judenteutsch (de) , jüdischdeutsch jüdisch-deutsch jüdischteutsch jüdisch-teutsch
Greek: γίντις (el) ( gíntis )
Hebrew: אִידִישָׁאִי ( idishai )
Icelandic: jiddíska (is)
Irish: Giúdaise
Italian: yiddish (it)
Ladino: idish
Latin: Judaeo-Germanicus
Latvian: jidiša
Lithuanian: Jidiš (lt)
Norwegian:
Bokmål: jiddisch (no) , jiddisk (no)
Nynorsk: jiddisch jiddisk
Persian: ییدیش ( yidiš )
Polish: jidysz (pl)
Portuguese: iídiche (pt)
Romanian: idiș (ro)
Russian: и́диш (ru) ( ídiš )
Scots: Yiddish
Serbo-Croatian:
Cyrillic: ји̏диш
Roman: jȉdiš (sh)
Swedish: jiddisk (sv) , jiddisch-
Turkish: Yidiş (tr) sg
Ukrainian: ї́диш (uk) ( jídyš ) , мо́вою ї́диш ( móvoju jídyš )
Welsh: Iddeweg
Yiddish: ייִדיש (yi) ( yidish )
Yiddish
A West Germanic, or more specifically High German, language that developed from Middle High German dialects, with an admixture of vocabulary from multiple source languages including Hebrew-Aramaic, Romance, Slavic, English, etc., and mostly written in Hebrew characters which is used mainly among Ashkenazic Jews from central and eastern Europe.
Synonym: Jewish Holonym: High German Meronyms: Eastern Yiddish East Yiddish Western Yiddish West Yiddish 1983 An Introduction to the Indo-European Languages , page 128 :Yiddish is a High German language [...] two varieties of Yiddish developed [...]
language
Afrikaans: Jiddisj (af)
Albanian: jidisht m
Arabic: يِدِيشِيَّة f ( yidīšiyya ) , إِيدِيش m ( ʔīdīš )
Aragonese: yídix m
Armenian: իդիշ (hy) ( idiš )
Asturian: yídix m
Azerbaijani: idiş dili idiş
Belarusian: і́дыш (be) m ( ídyš )
Bulgarian: и́диш m ( ídiš )
Catalan: ídix (ca) m jiddisch (ca) m
Chinese:
Mandarin: 意第緒語 ／ 意第绪语 (zh) ( yìdìxùyǔ )
Cornish:
Kernowek Standard: Yêdhowek m
Czech: jidiš (cs) m
Danish: jiddisch n
Dutch: Jiddisch (nl) n Jiddisj (nl) n
Esperanto: Jido jida lingvo jida Jidiŝo
Estonian: jidiši
Faroese: jiddiskt n
Finnish: jiddiš (fi) , juutalaissaksa (fi) ( dated )
French: yiddish (fr) m
Georgian: იდიში ( idiši )
German: Jiddisch (de) n Jidisch n Jüdischdeutsch (de) n ( dated ) , Jüdisch-Deutsch (de) n ( obsolete ) , Judendeutsch (de) n ( dated ) , Judenteutsch (de) n ( obsolete )
Greek: γίντις (el) n pl ( gíntis )
Hebrew: יִידִישׁ (he) ? ( yidish ) , אידיש (he) f ( idish )
Hindi: (please verify ) यहूदी (hi) m ( yahūdī ) यिडिश (hi) ? ( yiḍiś )
Hungarian: jiddis (hu)
Indonesian: bahasa Yiddi
Irish: Giúdais f
Italian: yiddish (it) m
Japanese: イディッシュ語 (ja) ( Idisshu-go )
Korean: 이디시어 (ko) ( Idisieo )
Ladino: idish ?
Latvian: jidišs m
Lithuanian: jidiš (lt) ?
Macedonian: ји́диш m ( jídiš )
Malay: bahasa Yiddish
Norwegian:
Bokmål: jiddisch (no) m jiddisk (no) m
Nynorsk: jiddisch m jiddisk m
Persian: ییدیش ( yidiš )
Polish: jidysz (pl) m
Portuguese: iídiche (pt) m ídiche (pt) m
Romanian: idiș (ro) n
Russian: и́диш (ru) m ( ídiš )
Serbo-Croatian:
Cyrillic: ји̏диш m
Roman: jȉdiš (sh) m
Slovak: jidiš m
Slovene: jidiš m
Spanish: ídish m yidis (es) m yídish (es) m
Swedish: jiddisch (sv) c
Thai: ภาษายิดดิช ( paasăa yítdìt )
Turkish: Yidiş (tr) , İdiş sg
Ukrainian: ї́диш (uk) m ( jídyš ) , і́диш (uk) m ( ídyš )
Vietnamese: tiếng Yiddish (vi)
Welsh: Iddew-Almaeneg m or f Iddeweg m or f
Yiddish: ייִדיש (yi) n ( yidish ) , מאַמע־לשון n ( mame-loshn ) , זשאַרגאָן m ( zhargon ) ( pejorative ) , טײַטש n ( taytsh ) ( dated ) , ייִדיש־טײַטש n ( yidish-taytsh ) ( dated )
, a macrolanguage including:
