rešojim

English translation: reshoim

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Czech term or phrase:rešojim
English translation:reshoim
Entered by: Radovan Pletka

18:08 Aug 9, 2005
Czech to English translations [PRO]
Religion / Zrejme jidis vyraz
Czech term or phrase: rešojim
vzal si zenu jen podle zidovskeho ritu /rešojim/
hacek nad s, pokud to neni videt spravne.
Radovan Pletka
United States
Local time: 06:41
wicked people
Explanation:
here you have a small piece of yiddishe lid:
Zogt der rebe, reb Motenyu:
A gut-morgn dir g´tenyu.
Nem arop fun undz dayn kas.
Vet men kon kedin vekedaz.

Oy, tsadikim, tsaikim geyen.
Oy, reshoim, reshoim faln.


and below the german translation:

Sagt der Rabbi, Rabbi Motenju:
Einen Guten Morgen lieber G´tt,
nimm weg von uns deinen Zorn.
Wir Deinen Geboten beachten.

Oh, die heiligen Männer, heilige Männer kommen.
Oh, die Bösen, Bösen fallen.
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Nowicki (X)
Local time: 15:41
Grading comment
Thank you very much, but I decided to keep it as reshoim
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wicked people


Explanation:
here you have a small piece of yiddishe lid:
Zogt der rebe, reb Motenyu:
A gut-morgn dir g´tenyu.
Nem arop fun undz dayn kas.
Vet men kon kedin vekedaz.

Oy, tsadikim, tsaikim geyen.
Oy, reshoim, reshoim faln.


and below the german translation:

Sagt der Rabbi, Rabbi Motenju:
Einen Guten Morgen lieber G´tt,
nimm weg von uns deinen Zorn.
Wir Deinen Geboten beachten.

Oh, die heiligen Männer, heilige Männer kommen.
Oh, die Bösen, Bösen fallen.


Nowicki (X)
Local time: 15:41
Native speaker of: Native in PolishPolish, Native in HebrewHebrew
PRO pts in category: 8
Grading comment
Thank you very much, but I decided to keep it as reshoim

Peer comments on this answer (and responses from the answerer)
agree  lingua chick: Sounds correct, especially when supported by the German version.
7 mins
  -> todah rabah. But I gave the German version since that was the one I found. Generally it is a Hebrew word the meaning of which is the same.
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