Definition of kippa in English:

kippa

(also kipah, kipa, kippah)

nounkɪˈpɑːkēˈpä

A skullcap worn by Orthodox male Jews.
Example sentencesExamples
- It has also become custom to wear kippahs or yarmulkes of certain colours, sizes and materials as a sign of allegiance to a certain group.
- Once upon a time, it was common to see nonreligious male Jewish instructors wearing the kippa at work.
- Meir Tulkoff, however, wears a gray suit, revealing the tzitzit, or fringes, worn by Orthodox Jews, and a black kippa under a black hat.
- It is then that he officially begins his Torah education, and starts to wear a kippah and tzitzit.
- He was feeling proud of being Jewish and he started to wear a kippah every day.

Origin

From modern Hebrew kippāh.

Definition of kippa in US English:

kippa

(also kippah)

nounkēˈpä

another term for yarmulke
Example sentencesExamples
- Once upon a time, it was common to see nonreligious male Jewish instructors wearing the kippa at work.
- Meir Tulkoff, however, wears a gray suit, revealing the tzitzit, or fringes, worn by Orthodox Jews, and a black kippa under a black hat.
- He was feeling proud of being Jewish and he started to wear a kippah every day.
- It is then that he officially begins his Torah education, and starts to wear a kippah and tzitzit.
- It has also become custom to wear kippahs or yarmulkes of certain colours, sizes and materials as a sign of allegiance to a certain group.

Origin

From modern Hebrew kippāh.

单词	kippa
释义	Definition of kippa in English: kippa (also kipah, kipa, kippah) nounkɪˈpɑːkēˈpä A skullcap worn by Orthodox male Jews. Example sentencesExamples It has also become custom to wear kippahs or yarmulkes of certain colours, sizes and materials as a sign of allegiance to a certain group. Once upon a time, it was common to see nonreligious male Jewish instructors wearing the kippa at work. Meir Tulkoff, however, wears a gray suit, revealing the tzitzit, or fringes, worn by Orthodox Jews, and a black kippa under a black hat. It is then that he officially begins his Torah education, and starts to wear a kippah and tzitzit. He was feeling proud of being Jewish and he started to wear a kippah every day. Origin From modern Hebrew kippāh. Definition of kippa in US English: kippa (also kippah) nounkēˈpä another term for yarmulke Example sentencesExamples Once upon a time, it was common to see nonreligious male Jewish instructors wearing the kippa at work. Meir Tulkoff, however, wears a gray suit, revealing the tzitzit, or fringes, worn by Orthodox Jews, and a black kippa under a black hat. He was feeling proud of being Jewish and he started to wear a kippah every day. It is then that he officially begins his Torah education, and starts to wear a kippah and tzitzit. It has also become custom to wear kippahs or yarmulkes of certain colours, sizes and materials as a sign of allegiance to a certain group. Origin From modern Hebrew kippāh.
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