kloyz
/klɔɪz/
kloyz noun: a small private synagogue or circle of religious learning.
Noun
Forms of kloyz
| plural | kloyzn |
|---|---|
| plural | kloyzen |
| plural | kloyzes |
Origin of kloyz
From Yiddish קלויז (kloyz), from Middle High German klūse (“hermitage”, by extension “snug, narrow dwelling”), from Old High German klūsa, from Proto-West Germanic *klūsā, from Latin clūsa (“something closed”). Cognate with German Klause, Dutch kluis, Old English clūse.
Questions about kloyz
- What does kloyz mean?
- Kloyz means a small private synagogue or circle of religious learning.
- What part of speech is kloyz?
- Kloyz is a noun.
- How do you pronounce kloyz?
- Kloyz is pronounced /klɔɪz/.
- What is the plural of kloyz?
- The plural of kloyz is kloyzn.
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