| 释义 |
she·getz
\ˈshāgə̇ts\ noun
(plural shkotz·im \ˈshkȯtsə̇m\)
Etymology: Yiddish sheykets, sheygets, from Hebrew sheqeṣ blemish, abomination
1. : a non-Jewish boy or youth — often used disparagingly
2. : a Jewish boy who does not observe Jewish precepts — used especially by Jews |