[Mesorah] "P'nimiyus"
Toby Katz
t613k at aol.com
Wed Jun 6 12:29:39 PDT 2018
In a message dated 6/6/2018 3:08:32 PM Eastern Standard Time, mandels at ou.org writes:
Shockling was unheard of before chasidus, and it originated in Eastern Europe.
Which is why...
it has a Yiddish, not a Hebrew name,, not like "hislahavus." Customs that were new in Europe were given names in Hebrew; the old Jewish customs have Hebrew or Aramaic names. Like Challah or Bris.
Rabbi Dr. Seth Mandel
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You wrote "Customs that were new in Europe were given names in Hebrew."
I assume you meant to say, customs that were new were given names in /Yiddish/. Old customs have Hebrew or Aramaic names.
Like davening? Bentshing? Leining? Commemorating a yahrzeit?
--Toby
--Toby Katz
t613k at aol.com
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