NAME OF HAT LITTLE CHASSIDISH BOYS WEAR

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    bochuratheart
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    does anyone know the name of the hatthat lttle chassidshe boys wear and were can i get them thanx

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    deiyezooger
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    Keshketel, I geuss it’s bought in childrens wear stores (obviously only in chasidishe neighborhood stores).

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    rabbiofberlin
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    Kaskettel”- it is the word ‘kasket” that means a cap in german and made’yiddish”. in french -the word “casque” means a helmet.

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    spiral
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    They can be bought in stores that sell chasidishe hats.

    #790346
    bpt
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    In my shul, its called a “kashkett”

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    Homeowner
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    “Casquette” is the French word for “cap.”

    “Kappe” is the German word for “cap.”

    #790349
    rabbiofberlin
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    homeowner-that is interesting. so,are you telling us that the polish jews took a french word and made it yiddish? usually, the original words were german.

    #790350
    Homeowner
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    ROB, not telling you anything, just making an observation about languages.

    #790351
    MosheKohn
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    In Vizhnitz they are called Datchiklach, and can usually be found in stores that sell Yarmulkes.

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    rabbiofberlin
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    datchik- sounds more like a russian/polish noun and it makes sense

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    DovidM
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    France and Germany are the Ashkenaz homeland, so it would not be surprising that as Ashkenazim moved into Poland that there might be a few French words.

    #790354
    phrum
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    Speaking of French and Yidden, the world’s largest record by far of phonetic pronunciations for Medievel French is Rashi, a unique resource for linguists.

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    tracht gut
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    Do u wanna get one?

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