Definition of mieskeit in English:

mieskeit

(also meeskeit, meeskite, mieskayt)

noun ˈmiːskeɪtˈmiːskʌɪt

informal

Especially in Jewish usage: an ugly person.

Origin

1960s. From Yiddish mieskeyt ugliness, an ugly person or thing from mies ugly, loathsome (from post-biblical Hebrew mā'ūs loathsome, repulsive from Hebrew mē'as to despise, reject) + Yiddish -keyt, suffix forming abstract nouns.

Definition of mieskeit in US English:

mieskeit

(also meeskeit, meeskite, mieskayt)

noun

informal

Especially in Jewish usage: an ugly person.

Origin

1960s. From Yiddish mieskeyt ugliness, an ugly person or thing from mies ugly, loathsome (from post-biblical Hebrew mā'ūs loathsome, repulsive from Hebrew mē'as to despise, reject) + Yiddish -keyt, suffix forming abstract nouns.

单词	mieskeit
释义	Definition of mieskeit in English: mieskeit (also meeskeit, meeskite, mieskayt) noun ˈmiːskeɪtˈmiːskʌɪt informal Especially in Jewish usage: an ugly person. Origin 1960s. From Yiddish mieskeyt ugliness, an ugly person or thing from mies ugly, loathsome (from post-biblical Hebrew mā'ūs loathsome, repulsive from Hebrew mē'as to despise, reject) + Yiddish -keyt, suffix forming abstract nouns. Definition of mieskeit in US English: mieskeit (also meeskeit, meeskite, mieskayt) noun informal Especially in Jewish usage: an ugly person. Origin 1960s. From Yiddish mieskeyt ugliness, an ugly person or thing from mies ugly, loathsome (from post-biblical Hebrew mā'ūs loathsome, repulsive from Hebrew mē'as to despise, reject) + Yiddish -keyt, suffix forming abstract nouns.
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