Definition: Yiddishism is a dialect of Yiddish, a language spoken in Eastern Europe. It is closely related to Yiddish and has been influenced by other languages such as Hebrew, Germanic, and Polish. The use of words like "yiddish" in Yiddishism often refers to the dialect or regional variations in pronunciation and vocabulary used in this language. Additionally, it can also refer to a certain type of food or beverage associated with Yiddishism, such as
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