Ashkenazi meaning
UK US /ˌæʃkəˈnɑzi/ 4 syllables
Ashkenazi (noun): a Jew of eastern European or German descent.
Definition of Ashkenazi
Ashkenazi in a sentence
- People with the last name Ashkenazi are usually Sephardi.
- Ashkenazi and Sephardi Jews are closely related.
- Ashkenazi Jews are traditionally not named after living relatives.
- Neurosis is a trait often stereotypically assigned to Ashkenazi Jews.
- In Tiberian, Yemenite, and Ashkenazi Hebrew, long a merged with short o.
How to pronounce Ashkenazi
Ashkenazi is pronounced /ˌæʃkəˈnɑzi/ in American English. It has 4 syllables, with the stress on the third syllable.
Word lists: words starting with AS · words ending in ZI · 9-letter words
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