Yiddeshe Taam? I don’t think that the old names are any more Yiddish than the new ones. Let’s look at some old names:
Feivel – definitely yiddise taam
Prince Charming – all bnei yisroel are like princes so you can call it yiddish
anonymisss – sound English to me
xoxo – Chinese?
WolfishMusings – shouldn’t he have called himself Velvel?
shkoyach – Yiddishe taam
whatshaiches – yiddeshe taam
Doc – What’s up?
bugnot – speaking of bugs…
bugyes – again
mamashtakah – yiddeshe taam
rabbiofberlin – ah, the Rabbi of the yidden in Berlin where they speak Yiddish
illini07 – American
charlie brown – Good Grief! Not Yiddish
Curious – Englsih
beacon – English
Just Smile – English
Brooklyn19 – I guess Yiddish is spoken in Brooklyn
cokenotpepsi – English
ames – agent emes?
jphone – sounds Jewish
Mayan_Dvash – Hebrew
Bowzer – isn’t he the guy from Mario Bros? The guy with the nickname Bowzer is Jewish too according to Mr. Sandler’s Hannuka song but his nickname doesn’t sound too Yiddish
chofetzchaim – sounds Jewish
lgbg – could stand for something in Yiddish but who knows
NeveAliza – I guess that has Yiddishe taam
Shadow – English
Just Me – English
Feif Un – Yiddish
Areivimzehlazeh – Yiddishe taam
Jax – nickname for Yankev?
mepal – sounds like it could be a Hebrew word but who knows
kapusta – cabbage has a yiddishe taam
Goldieloxx – Yiddish version of an English story
JayMatt19 – Enlish version of a Jewish name?
mdlevine – A doctor and a Levy, definitly Jewish
Joseph – the yiddishe taam way to say this name is Yosef, Yossi, Yussele… Though he claims that ROB gave him this spelling and that the “J” is pronounced “Y”
Will Hill – Go Gators!
Hill of Beans – we call that cholent in Yiddish
THE BIG ONE – Jews are supposed to be anovim and not call themselves by such a name
Mezonos Maven – a yiddishe taam!
squeak – this reminds us that we are all small like mice, the opposite of the big one
noitallmr – anovim?