ברויט

Yiddish

Etymology

From Middle High German brōt, from Old High German brōt (compare German Brot), from Proto-West Germanic *braud, from Proto-Germanic *braudą.

Pronunciation

(YIVO) IPA^(key): /brɔɪ̯t/
(Litvish) IPA^(key): [breɪ̯t]
(Poylish) IPA^(key): [brɔɪ̯t]
(Netherlandic) IPA^(key): [brɔut]

Noun

⁧ברויט⁩ • (broyt) n, plural ⁧ברויטן⁩ (broytn), diminutive ⁧ברייטל⁩ (breytl)

bread
loaf
(colloquial) livelihood

Derived terms

⁧אָוונטברויט⁩ (ovntbroyt)
⁧בעטלברויט⁩ (betlbroyt, “a handout”)
⁧ברויטניצע⁩ (broytnitse, “breadbox”)
⁧פֿאַרשימלטע ברויט⁩ (farshimlte broyt, “moldy bread”)
⁧קימלברויט⁩ (kimlbroyt)
⁧ווײַסברויט⁩ (vaysbroyt, “white bread”)
⁧געפֿרישט ברויט⁩ (gefrisht broyt)
⁧קנאָבלברויט⁩ (knoblbroyt)
⁧קוקורוזע־ברויט⁩ (kukuruze-broyt)
⁧מאַנדלברויט⁩ (mandlbroyt)
⁧ראַזעווע ברויט⁩ (razeve broyt, “whole-wheat bread”)
⁧שוואַרצברויט⁩ (shvartsbroyt)

See also

⁧חלה⁩ (khale)

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