shaloshudes
Pronunciations
shaloshudes | (SHAH-loh-SHOO-diss) | listen |
Definitions
n. The traditional third meal of the Shabbat, eaten Saturday afternoon or evening beginning before the Shabbat has ended.
Example Sentences
"We're going to Rachel's for shaloshudes."
Languages of Origin
- Textual Hebrew
- Yiddish
Etymology
Y שלש־סעודות shaleshúdes
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Alternative Spellings
shalosh seudos, shaloshudos, shaleshudes, shalosh seudot, shaleshides, shalshudes
Notes
Synonymous with seudah shlishit.
Does not need to be a large meal. Tradition comes from a passage in the Talmud, although specific practices surrounding this tradition vary.
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