yiddles

the tiny kind; something dear to one's heart; something small in physical stature or form

Mimi always talks about wanting a yittles to love and hold.

by Lionel Sullivan August 20, 2003

Yiddish Cup

The only original thing to ever come out of eBaum.

even then, ebaum stole their yiddish cup from the poor defencless jews =(

by reisu August 22, 2006

Yiddish

I find it hilarious that person number two is going on and on about how much Yiddish he knows, and then calls himself a goyem. Goyem is the plural form. I would call him an idiot, but fact remains that he isn't an idiot--Just a goy :P

My Spanish is so goood. Yo nadar a el playa, y mis gustan las lirbos!

by Loud_mouthed_jewish_chick November 12, 2004

Yiddish

A language spoken by the Jews of Ashkenaz (East Europe). based on Hebrew, Gernam, Aramaic, Slavic and Latin.

Most of the Polish Jews speak Yiddish.

by The Girl of the Moon July 30, 2011

yiddish

ok some people are a little confused, so im gunna try to set the record as strait as i can.

one, the word is goy, goyem is plural, and it does not mean gentile it means non-jew. Also Uncle is wrong, the laungeg was not invented by the khazars (present day khazakstan) it is though a mixture of Middle German and Hebrew. It is also not used by any broad group of people but some people sill do speak it. It is also quite fun for insalting people. Also it is not common with the torah at all! infact it never shows up in the torah seeing as there were no jews in germany yet so how could the laungegs be commbied? yeah so if im wrong o well but i am allmost positive this is all true info.

please excuse my spelling

im no goy, and yiddish is fun to swear at people in, partly because they will just be damn connfused and it sounds cool

by noah ben yitsahk September 18, 2005

Yide

A nerd and comic book geek watches anime

I am Yide

by Harama December 25, 2016

yiddishiot

An idiot when it comes to understanding Yiddish.

Mark (raising his wine glass to Bev): L’chaim!
Ron: If you ever swear at my wife again like that, I’ll hurt you.
Mark: It means, “To life”, as a cheers, you yiddishiot.

by parkca01 June 28, 2010