Mizrahi

English

Etymology

From Hebrew מזרחי (mizrakhí, “eastern”).

Adjective

Mizrahi (comparative more Mizrahi, superlative most Mizrahi)

1. Of, or relating to Jews of Middle Eastern origin, and their traditions, customs, and rituals.

Translations

of, or relating to Jews of Middle Eastern origin

• Esperanto: mizraĥa
• Hebrew: מִזְרָחִי (he) (mizrakhí)
• Russian: мизра́хи (mizráxi)
• Yiddish: מזרחיש (mizrokhish)

Noun

Mizrahi (plural Mizrahis or Mizrahim)

1. A Mizrahi Jew.

Translations

a Mizrahi Jew

• Esperanto: mizraĥo
• Hebrew: מִזְרָחִי (he) m (mizrakhí), מִזְרָחִיָּה f (mizrakhiyá), מִזְרָחִית f (mizrakhít)
• Russian: мизра́хи (mizráxi)

See also

• Ashkenazi
• Ashkenazic
• Ashkenazim
• Sephardi
• Sephardic
• Sephardim