Definition of Yad Vashem in English:

Yad Vashem

(also Yad Washem, Yad Va-Shem)

noun ˌjɑːd vɑːˈʃɛmˌjad ˈvaʃɛm

In Israel: the official remembrance authority for the Holocaust and its victims. Also: the memorial (a complex of museums, monuments, and education and research centres) to the victims of the Holocaust, established by the authority in 1953 on the Mount of Remembrance in Jerusalem.

Origin

1950s; earliest use found in Laws State Israel. From modern Hebrew Yāḏ Wāšēm, lit. ‘a place and a name’ from yāḏ monument, place (in biblical Hebrew lit. ‘hand, arm’) + Hebrew wā- and + šēm name.

Definition of Yad Vashem in US English:

Yad Vashem

(also Yad Washem, Yad Va-Shem)

noun

In Israel: the official remembrance authority for the Holocaust and its victims. Also: the memorial (a complex of museums, monuments, and education and research centres) to the victims of the Holocaust, established by the authority in 1953 on the Mount of Remembrance in Jerusalem.

Origin

1950s; earliest use found in Laws State Israel. From modern Hebrew Yāḏ Wāšēm, lit. ‘a place and a name’ from yāḏ monument, place (in biblical Hebrew lit. ‘hand, arm’) + Hebrew wā- and + šēm name.

词汇	Yad Vashem
释义	Definition of Yad Vashem in English: Yad Vashem (also Yad Washem, Yad Va-Shem) noun ˌjɑːd vɑːˈʃɛmˌjad ˈvaʃɛm In Israel: the official remembrance authority for the Holocaust and its victims. Also: the memorial (a complex of museums, monuments, and education and research centres) to the victims of the Holocaust, established by the authority in 1953 on the Mount of Remembrance in Jerusalem. Origin 1950s; earliest use found in Laws State Israel. From modern Hebrew Yāḏ Wāšēm, lit. ‘a place and a name’ from yāḏ monument, place (in biblical Hebrew lit. ‘hand, arm’) + Hebrew wā- and + šēm name. Definition of Yad Vashem in US English: Yad Vashem (also Yad Washem, Yad Va-Shem) noun In Israel: the official remembrance authority for the Holocaust and its victims. Also: the memorial (a complex of museums, monuments, and education and research centres) to the victims of the Holocaust, established by the authority in 1953 on the Mount of Remembrance in Jerusalem. Origin 1950s; earliest use found in Laws State Israel. From modern Hebrew Yāḏ Wāšēm, lit. ‘a place and a name’ from yāḏ monument, place (in biblical Hebrew lit. ‘hand, arm’) + Hebrew wā- and + šēm name.
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