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Definition of yahrzeit in English: yahrzeitnounˈjɑːtsʌɪtˈyärˌtsīt (among Jews) the anniversary of someone's death, especially a parent's. （犹太人的）（尤指父母的）逝世周年纪念 Example sentencesExamples - At the close of this last stage, the bereaved is not expected to continue his mourning, except for brief moments when yizkor or yahrzeit is observed.
- The 11th of Cheshvan marks the yahrzeit (day commemorating the death) of our matriarch, Rachel.
- It even lets you add birthdays and yahrzeits of loved ones, with a reminder for every year.
- In these preparatory drawings, Hesse envisions a kind of canister with a false bottom that emits a rubber hose - like an oil lamp with a long wick or, more significantly, a yahrzeit candle.
- This week's Kol Torah has been sponsored by the Brodsky Family to commemorate the yahrzeit of beloved mother and grandmother, scholar and teacher, Bernice Sherman Kramer.
- But it's a thought provoking, perfectly-timed September 11th yahrzeit piece, that had me rethinking its arguments this morning.
- Professor Judea Pearl of UCLA marked the yahrzeit of his son by writing an article published in the Wall Street Journal.
- The yahrzeit fell on Monday night-Tuesday, October 21-22.
- On TV tonight you saw dazed kids sitting on the ground, building memorials, lighting yahrzeit memorial candles and talking about how they just saw so and so a few minutes before they got on the fateful bus.
- Written for the aliyat neshama of my father, Yisrael ben Yosef Yehuda, on the occasion of his 11th yahrzeit.
- And this, the first yahrzeit of that tragedy and the season of the High Holy Days, is an appropriate time to rebuild our selves.
- An anxious one, to be sure: each January brought not only Hesse's own birthday but the anniversary, or yahrzeit, of her mother's death.
OriginMid 19th century: Yiddish, literally 'anniversary time'. Definition of yahrzeit in US English: yahrzeitnounˈyärˌtsīt (among Jews) the anniversary of someone's death, especially a parent's. （犹太人的）（尤指父母的）逝世周年纪念 Example sentencesExamples - In these preparatory drawings, Hesse envisions a kind of canister with a false bottom that emits a rubber hose - like an oil lamp with a long wick or, more significantly, a yahrzeit candle.
- And this, the first yahrzeit of that tragedy and the season of the High Holy Days, is an appropriate time to rebuild our selves.
- Professor Judea Pearl of UCLA marked the yahrzeit of his son by writing an article published in the Wall Street Journal.
- The yahrzeit fell on Monday night-Tuesday, October 21-22.
- An anxious one, to be sure: each January brought not only Hesse's own birthday but the anniversary, or yahrzeit, of her mother's death.
- But it's a thought provoking, perfectly-timed September 11th yahrzeit piece, that had me rethinking its arguments this morning.
- It even lets you add birthdays and yahrzeits of loved ones, with a reminder for every year.
- The 11th of Cheshvan marks the yahrzeit (day commemorating the death) of our matriarch, Rachel.
- At the close of this last stage, the bereaved is not expected to continue his mourning, except for brief moments when yizkor or yahrzeit is observed.
- This week's Kol Torah has been sponsored by the Brodsky Family to commemorate the yahrzeit of beloved mother and grandmother, scholar and teacher, Bernice Sherman Kramer.
- Written for the aliyat neshama of my father, Yisrael ben Yosef Yehuda, on the occasion of his 11th yahrzeit.
- On TV tonight you saw dazed kids sitting on the ground, building memorials, lighting yahrzeit memorial candles and talking about how they just saw so and so a few minutes before they got on the fateful bus.
OriginMid 19th century: Yiddish, literally ‘anniversary time’. |