yene velt
/ˈjɛ.nə vɛlt/
yene velt noun: the world to come, hereafter.
Noun
yene velt
- The world to come, hereafter
- A far away place
- The boondocks
Forms of yene velt
| alternative form | yenemsvelt |
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Origin of yene velt
From Yiddish יענע וועלט (yene velt, “the world to come”, literally “that world”).
Questions about yene velt
- What does yene velt mean?
- Yene velt means the world to come, hereafter.
- What part of speech is yene velt?
- Yene velt is a noun.
- How do you pronounce yene velt?
- Yene velt is pronounced /ˈjɛ.nə vɛlt/.
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