ייִדישן

Yiddish

Etymology

From ⁧ייִדיש⁩ (yidish, “Jewish”) +‎ ⁧־ן⁩ (-n, “to make”) (lit., “to Jewish” (used as a verb)).

Verb

⁧ייִדישן⁩ • (yidishn) (past participle ⁧געייִדישט⁩ (geyidisht))

  1. To circumcise.

Conjugation

Adjective

⁧ייִדישן⁩ • (yidishn)

  1. inflection of ⁧ייִדיש⁩ (yidish):
    1. accusative/dative masculine singular
    2. definite/postpositive/nominalized dative neuter singular
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