nidche
Pronunciations
nidche | (NEED-kheh) | listen |
Definitions
v. Pushed off, set aside. Usually referring to a fast day, which cannot be on a Saturday, so the fast is "pushed off" until Saturday night / Sunday.
Example Sentences
"Tisha B'av will occur on Shabbos, so the fast is nidcheh to Sunday."
"Even though Tisha B'av this year is nidche, the fast still starts at 8 pm while it's still Shabbos."
Languages of Origin
- Textual Hebrew
Etymology
נדחה nidche
- Orthodox: Jews who identify as Orthodox and observe halacha (Jewish law)
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Alternative Spellings
nidkhe, nidkheh, nidcheh, nidhe, nidheh
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