Yıldıray

Yıldıray is a name of Turkish descent and is known for having big dicks and being really attractive

Damn homie he's got a big dick, I'm finna call him Yıldıray

by DioCunt December 29, 2020

Yildiz

a beautiful women that is mysterious, gentle, modest, strong minded and independent

also means star

look at that girl shes so yildiz

look at that yildiz in the sky

by huminahumina1012 July 22, 2010

Yiddish cup

The term Yiddish Cup is a misspelled form of Kiddush Cup, a ceremonial Jewish goblet used in rites of passage. Losing possession of it is typically an analogy for losing control of a situation.

"You have obviously lost possession of your Yiddish cup"

by Digeridude January 28, 2006

Yiddish

a language spoken by some Jewish people, which is related to German
(from Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary)

Thank you very much = A sheynem dank

by Alexandre Piscirilli Ramos March 21, 2005

Yiddish Cup

1) A vague 'insult' used by the execs at Ebaum's World in a lousily written "Cease and Desist" letter to YTMND. It could be anything; from slander, to an ethnic slur, a Mario Kart race, an actual cup, an old german expression, a hat, etc.

2) A band from Ohio. They mainly play instrumental music, and feature such great songs as: "Bay mir bistu sheyn" and "Vu bistu geveyzn far prohibition?". Its composed of:

Bert Stratton: clarinet, and harmonica
Irwin Weinberger: vocals, guitar, and mandolin
Steve Greenman: violin
Walt Mahovlich: accordion
Alan Douglass: accoustic bass, piano, cello, and backup vocals
Craig Woodson: drums, and percussion

1) Ceast and Desist LOL, BTW - a11 your3 yiddi$h cuP r belong 2 us!!1!

2) I went to a Yiddish Cup concert back in june of '96; they were awesome!

by Alex Bee January 13, 2006

Yiddish kop

Yiddish kop or Yiddisher kop (ייִדיש קאָפּ); lit. Jewish head, is an Yiddish expression. The latter is used when a person wants to indicate that Jews, of which mainly Ashkenazi Jews are meant, are smart (have a good head).

Only an Yiddish kop like Einstein can solve this.

by Cousin Chaim May 9, 2012

yiddish

A Jewishlanguage based on German once spoken throughout Central and Eastern Europeby AshkenazicJews. The name comes from a combination of the German words, "Jud" (Jew) and "Deutsch" (German). Sometimes referred to as a dialect of German, and sometimes denigrated as the "Ebonics of the Austro-Hungarian Empire", Yiddish does have its own unique qualities which differentiate it from standard German. Unfortunately, most Yiddish speakers were killed in the Holocaust, and emigration of the Jews of Central Europe and Eastern Europe resulted in the near-disappearance of the language. Today it can only be heard in isolated pockets in certain big cities worldwide. It is probably the most endangered European language right now. However, Yiddish words have heavily influenced American English,especially that of New York, and to a lesser extent have made it into Cockney. The use of Yiddish words like schmuck, putz, shyster, etc. by comedians, in particular, has spread Yiddishisms throughout the Anglosphere. Even though the Yiddish language is in a severe and probably irreversible state of decline, certain Yiddish words will always be with us, kein ahora.

Oy vey, nobody speaks Yiddish anymore. Nu?

by Rattus cattus October 26, 2006