meorer
Pronunciations
meorer | (meh-O-rer) | listen |
Definitions
v. To arouse an inappropriate impulse.
Example Sentences
"You shouldn't put someone in a situation that you know they have difficulty with since you don't want to be meorer the tayvah [desire]."
Languages of Origin
- Textual Hebrew
- Yiddish
Etymology
Heb מעורר meorér 'waken, arouse, spur' (infinitive לעורר leorér), Yiddish מעורר זײַן meóyrer zayn 'to rouse (spiritually), inspire, stimulate' (a periphrastic verb with invariant Hebrew element)
- Orthodox: Jews who identify as Orthodox and observe halacha (Jewish law)
- North America
- None
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Alternative Spellings
me'orer
Notes
Always used as a periphrastic verb (with the verb "to be").
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