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By Rabbi David Cohen (Author)

Yiddish - A Holy Language
(HEBREW ONLY)
By Rabbi David Cohen (Author)


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Yiddish is a remarkable language, and it is filled with idiomatic expressions and proverbs, such as a gezunter oreman, a dinst bie a rov ken oich paskenen shailos. Rabbi Cohen starts with the premise that Yiddish is a holy language and that its sayings are rooting in Tanach, the Talmud, and Midrash. In this Hebrew sefer, he gives the Yiddish phrase, and then traces its sources.
Interesting! Informative! Fascinating!

Product Details

Catalog # YIDH
ISBN-10 : 1422608123
ISBN # : 9781422608128
Format : Hardcover
Pages : 132
Dimensions : 6 x 9 inches
Weight: 0.9 LBS
Published By : ArtScroll Mesorah Publications
Release Date : 04/28/2004
Size : Standard
Language: Hebrew

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