zeideh

English

Noun

zeideh (plural zeidehs)

  1. Alternative spelling of zayde.
    • 1975, Sh'ma:
      Zeideh arrived carrying his cane. Bubba came behind carrying two suitcases.
    • 1987, Puʻah Shṭainer, Forever My Jerusalem: A Personal Account of the Siege and Surrender of Jerusalem's Old City in 1948, Feldheim Publishers, →ISBN, page 74:
      Zeideh and Bobba asked Savta about the family and the situation in the Old City.
    • 2011, Barry Levy, Shades of Exodus, Interactive Publications, →ISBN, page 119:
      Zeideh used to say to him, nodding his big, biblical head, looking at that steamy, melting bitumen in front of him.
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