- shul
- noun Etymology: Yiddish, school, synagogue, from Middle High German schuol school Date: 1771 synagogue
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shul — “synagogue,” 1874, from Yiddish shul, from Ger. Schule (see SCHOOL (Cf. school)) … Etymology dictionary
shul* — shul or schul [[t]ʃul, ʃʊl[/t]] n. pl. shuln (shooln, shooln), eng. shuls. jud Yiddish a synagogue … From formal English to slang
shul — [sho͞ol] n. [Yiddish, lit., school < MHG schuol, school < L schola, SCHOOL1] SYNAGOGUE … English World dictionary
shul — me·shul·lah; shul; me·shul·lach; … English syllables
shul — noun also schul ˈshu̇l sometimes ˈshül ( s) Etymology: Yiddish shul, from Middle High German schuol, schuole, literally, school, from Old High German scuola, from Latin schola more at school … Useful english dictionary
shul — noun /ʃuːl,ʃʊl/ The synagogue. That Ashers mind would have also been on Elohim, at this moment receiving prayers in Ashers shul, goes without saying … Wiktionary
Shul-utula — (Sul utula) is a tutelary deity in the Sumerian pantheon. He is known only as the personal deity to Entemena, king of the city of Eninnu. References Michael Jordon, Encyclopedia of Gods, Kyle Cathie Limited, 2002 … Wikipedia
shul — /shoohl, shool/, n., pl. shuln /shoohln, shooln/, Yiddish. a synagogue. Also, schul. * * * … Universalium
shul — n. synagogue (from Yiddish) … English contemporary dictionary
shul — , schul (shool) [Yiddish] A synagogue … Dictionary of foreign words and phrases
