KIDDUSH, Benediction by which the Sabbath or festivals are introduced. KIDDUSH-BEAKER, Cup containing the wine of the blessing. KETUBAH, Marriage certificate. KOSHER, Ritually clean. KRETCHM, Tavern, inn. “L’ETAT, C’EST MOI,” The State, I am it. LEBE WOHL, Farewell. LEF, A heart. LINK, Irreligious. LOEFFEL, A spoon. MAARIV, Evening service. MAGGID, Preacher. MALACH, Angel. MASSIG GEVOOL, Interference with the business of another. MAZZOL TOV, Good luck, a form of congratulation. MECHULLEH, A bankrupt. MEHUTTANIM, Relatives by marriage. MELAMMEDIM, Hebrew teachers. MESHOLIM, Stories or parables. MESHUMMAD OR MESHUMMED, A renegade, a pervert from Judaism. MINCHAH, Afternoon service. MISHNAH, Portion of the Talmud. MISHPOCHOH, Family connections, relationship. MITZVAH, Meritorious action, good deed. NEDUNIAH, Dowry. NEFOSHOS, Souls. NIGGUN, Melody. OVEL, A mourner. PARNASS, President of the congregation. PARNOSO, Livelihood, sustenance. PEOTH, Ear curls. PLETT, A ticket. RACONTEUR, FEM.—_euse_, Teller of tales and anecdotes. RAV, Official or communal rabbi. RISHUS, Wickedness, enmity; Hebrew term for anti-Jewish prejudice. ROSH CHODESH, First of the Jewish month. ROSHO, Wicked man, Jew-hater. SCHEITEL, A cloth or wig with which religious Jewesses cover their heads. SCHLAFE WOHL, Sleep well. SCHNORRERS, Beggars. SEDRAH, The part of the Pentateuch read in the synagogue. SHABBOS KUGEL, Sabbath pudding. SHAMMAS, Synagogue attendant; sexton. SHIDDUCH, Marriage.