a long life

Used to greet a mourner after someone has died.

Chabad

an outreach-oriented branch of Hasidic Judaism that follows the Lubavitcher Rebbe. Chabad has thousands of branches around the world, including at many college campuses.

doikayt

hereness

diasporism

"strengthening Jewish communities wherever they live" (https://www.mycause.com.au/page/204399/hillels-bar-mitzveh)

gebrokts

(2) People who hold by the stringency against eating wetted matzah.

(1) Matzah that is mixed with liquid during cooking; avoided by scrupulously observant because of the possibility that unbaked flour in the matzah could be exposed to the liquid and thereby become chametz, forbidden during Passover.

geza

n. good lineage, adj. having good lineage. people from the right families that go back generations within a given Orthodox community

rebetzin

wife of a rabbi

schnoder

"to pledge a donation" (Steinmetz).

tzitzit

The fringes on a tallit (tallis) prayer shawl or on a tallit katan.

A garment worn under the shirt by Orthodox men and boys, with a tassel hanging down from each of the four corners.