BRITH MILAH

Meaning of BRITH MILAH in English

noun see: Brit Milah

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BRITH MILAH — Seph. /brddeet" mee lah"/ ; Ashk. /brddis mee"leuh, brddis" mee law"/ , Hebrew. the covenant between God and Abraham with …
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BRITH MILAH — see Brit Milah
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BRITH MILAH — [Brith Mi.lah] n [LHeb berith milah covenant of circumcision] (ca. 1902): the Jewish rite of circumcision
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BRITH — Seph. /brddeet/ ; Ashk. /brddis/ ; Eng. /bris, brit/ , n. Hebrew. the Jewish rite of circumcising a male child …
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BRITH — variant of berith
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BRIT MILAH — also Brith Milah noun Etymology: Hebrew bĕrīth mīlāh, literally, covenant of circumcision Date: circa 1902 bris
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BRIT MILAH — noun also Brith Milah ˈbrit-, ˈbrith-, ˈbris- Etymology: Hebrew bĕrīth mīlāh, literally, covenant of circumcision Date: circa 1902 : bris
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CEFN-BRITH — County: Conwy Post Code: LL21
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BERITH MILAH — -ˈmē(ˌ)lä noun Etymology: Hebrew bĕrīth mīlāh Jewish religion : the covenant of circumcision
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BERITH — noun or brith or be·rit also briss or bris bəˈrith, ˈbri-, -it, -is ( plural beriths also brisses ) Etymology: …
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BNAI BRITH — Jewish service organization established in New York in 1843 by Henry Jones and eleven others and which functions internationally
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BARA BRITH — [ ˌbarə'brɪθ ] ■ noun a traditional Welsh tea bread, made with raisins, currants, and candied peel. Origin Welsh, lit. …
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BRIS — also ~s noun Etymology: Yiddish ~, short for ~-mile, from Hebrew bĕrīth mīlāh, literally, covenant of circumcision Date: circa 1934 …
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BRIT — I. noun or britt ˈbrit ( -s ) Etymology: modification of Cornish brȳthel mackerel, literally, speckled, from brȳth speckled + …
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EISTEDDFOD — īˈsteth(ˌ)vȯd, (i)ˈs- noun ( -s ) Etymology: Welsh, literally, session, from eistedd to sit, sitting (derivative from the root of …
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BRYTHON — /brith"euhn, -on/ , n. 1. a member of the Brythonic-speaking Celts. 2. a Briton. [ 1880-85; ]
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BRIT — /brit/ , n. 1. the group of small marine animals forming the food of whalebone whales. 2. the young of …
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BRIS — Ashk. /brddis/ ; Eng. /bris/ , n. Hebrew. Brith.
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B'NAI B'RITH — /beuh nay" brith"/ an international Jewish organization, founded in New York City in 1843, which institutes and administers programs designed …
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BERITH — Seph. /breet/ ; Ashk. /brddis/ ; Eng. /bris, brit/ , n. Hebrew. Brith. [ barith lit., covenant ]
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BRIS — also briss ˈbris Etymology: Yiddish bris, short for bris-mile, from Hebrew bĕrīth mīlāh, literally, covenant of circumcision Date: circa 1934 …
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BRIS — [ ~ ] ■ noun the ceremony in which a Jewish baby boy is circumcised. Origin Heb. bĕrīṯ , short …
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WALES, CHURCH IN — independent Anglican church in Wales that changed from the Roman Catholic faith during the Protestant Reformation in the 16th century. …
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BREAD — n. 25B6; noun a loaf of bread. : See list. (informal) his job puts bread on the table. : See …
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