Definition of Maskil in English:

Maskil

noun ˈmaskɪl

Judaism

A progressive, reformist, or intellectual Jew; specifically a proponent of the Haskalah.

Origin

Late 19th century; earliest use found in The New York Independent. From Hebrew maśkīl wise (in post-biblical Hebrew ‘an enlightened person’, title given to proponents of the Haskalah), participle of hiśkīl to understand from śāḵal to be prudent.

Definition of Maskil in US English:

Maskil

nounˈmaskɪl

Judaism

A progressive, reformist, or intellectual Jew; specifically a proponent of the Haskalah.

Origin

Late 19th century; earliest use found in The New York Independent. From Hebrew maśkīl wise (in post-biblical Hebrew ‘an enlightened person’, title given to proponents of the Haskalah), participle of hiśkīl to understand from śāḵal to be prudent.

词汇	Maskil
释义	Definition of Maskil in English: Maskil noun ˈmaskɪl Judaism A progressive, reformist, or intellectual Jew; specifically a proponent of the Haskalah. Origin Late 19th century; earliest use found in The New York Independent. From Hebrew maśkīl wise (in post-biblical Hebrew ‘an enlightened person’, title given to proponents of the Haskalah), participle of hiśkīl to understand from śāḵal to be prudent. Definition of Maskil in US English: Maskil nounˈmaskɪl Judaism A progressive, reformist, or intellectual Jew; specifically a proponent of the Haskalah. Origin Late 19th century; earliest use found in The New York Independent. From Hebrew maśkīl wise (in post-biblical Hebrew ‘an enlightened person’, title given to proponents of the Haskalah), participle of hiśkīl to understand from śāḵal to be prudent.
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