Definition of eruv in English:

eruv

nounPlural eruvs, Plural eruvim ˈɛrʊvˈero͝ov

Judaism

An urban area enclosed by a wire boundary which symbolically extends the private domain of Jewish households into public areas, permitting activities within it that are normally forbidden in public on the Sabbath.
Example sentencesExamples
- Jewish North London got planning permission for an eruv or two.
- The thing is, those wires and poles are fragile, so the eruv has to be checked every week.
- However, my first Shabbat in Vancouver, I was informed that one is not allowed to carry anything on Shabbat (in the absence of an eruv, which didn't exist).
- The Eruv Association then sued for a court order protecting their eruv and permitting the lechis to remain in place.
- Moreover, the Orthodox wouldn't be able to attend synagogue on the Sabbath without an eruv.

Origin

From Hebrew ‘ērūḇ, from a base meaning 'mixture'.

Definition of eruv in US English:

eruv

nounˈero͝ov

Judaism

An urban area enclosed by a wire boundary which symbolically extends the private domain of Jewish households into public areas, permitting activities within it that are normally forbidden in public on the Sabbath.
Example sentencesExamples
- Moreover, the Orthodox wouldn't be able to attend synagogue on the Sabbath without an eruv.
- Jewish North London got planning permission for an eruv or two.
- The thing is, those wires and poles are fragile, so the eruv has to be checked every week.
- The Eruv Association then sued for a court order protecting their eruv and permitting the lechis to remain in place.
- However, my first Shabbat in Vancouver, I was informed that one is not allowed to carry anything on Shabbat (in the absence of an eruv, which didn't exist).

Origin

From Hebrew ‘ērūḇ, from a base meaning ‘mixture’.

单词	eruv
释义	Definition of eruv in English: eruv nounPlural eruvs, Plural eruvim ˈɛrʊvˈero͝ov Judaism An urban area enclosed by a wire boundary which symbolically extends the private domain of Jewish households into public areas, permitting activities within it that are normally forbidden in public on the Sabbath. Example sentencesExamples Jewish North London got planning permission for an eruv or two. The thing is, those wires and poles are fragile, so the eruv has to be checked every week. However, my first Shabbat in Vancouver, I was informed that one is not allowed to carry anything on Shabbat (in the absence of an eruv, which didn't exist). The Eruv Association then sued for a court order protecting their eruv and permitting the lechis to remain in place. Moreover, the Orthodox wouldn't be able to attend synagogue on the Sabbath without an eruv. Origin From Hebrew ‘ērūḇ, from a base meaning 'mixture'. Definition of eruv in US English: eruv nounˈero͝ov Judaism An urban area enclosed by a wire boundary which symbolically extends the private domain of Jewish households into public areas, permitting activities within it that are normally forbidden in public on the Sabbath. Example sentencesExamples Moreover, the Orthodox wouldn't be able to attend synagogue on the Sabbath without an eruv. Jewish North London got planning permission for an eruv or two. The thing is, those wires and poles are fragile, so the eruv has to be checked every week. The Eruv Association then sued for a court order protecting their eruv and permitting the lechis to remain in place. However, my first Shabbat in Vancouver, I was informed that one is not allowed to carry anything on Shabbat (in the absence of an eruv, which didn't exist). Origin From Hebrew ‘ērūḇ, from a base meaning ‘mixture’.
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