bekitzur

"Briefly or concisely: succinctly" (Weiser)

broiges

angry, annoyed (adj.)

a dispute (n)

chas v'sholom

"heaven forbid" (Glinert)

frosk

a slap

gesheft

business

get

a writ or deed of divorce

hesped

eulogy, funeral oration

hoo-ha

hullabaloo, commotion

interjection of admiration or astonishment

vagina

kimat

"almost or nearly" (Weiser)

leibedik

lively, enthusiastic; warm, heartfelt

madrich

1. Youth counselor or supervisor 2. A teacher's assistant for elementary and middle schoolers during classes in religious schools.

oleh

Immigrant to Israel; a person who makes aliyah.

refua shlema

"Get well soon." Lit. "full recovery"

schmatta

rag, old/ragged piece of clothing, garment

shlump

an unkempt person, a loser

shvach

weak, pathetic, (a place or gathering that is) lacking in activity

sofer

A scribe trained in transcribing the Torah, mezuzah, tefillin scriptures and other religious texts on parchment.

svara

justification, reason, plausible explanation

guess, hypothesis

veiter

"Further; next." (Steinmetz)

"More distant: Farther." (Weiser)

"At a more advanced point: Further." (Weiser)

yachna

a talkative or gossipy woman

"a female meddler or busybody" (Steinmetz)

yasher koach

Thank you (used by Orthodox Jews)

Congratulations!

Good job!

yid

A derogatory term used by non-Jews for a Jewish person (particularly so in Great Britain).

a Jewish person

zaidie

grandpa, grandfather