Glossary entry (derived from question below)
Hebrew term or phrase:
עניותא יאי
English translation:
Poverty suits him
Added to glossary by
Ruth Rubina
Apr 10, 2008 13:51
16 yrs ago
Hebrew term
עניותא יאי
Hebrew to English
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Religion
מסתפק במועט וגם עניותא יאי לו
can it be: satisfies with little and is not ashamed from poverty/ poverty is proper for him
can it be: satisfies with little and is not ashamed from poverty/ poverty is proper for him
Proposed translations
(English)
4 +2 | Poverty suits him | Pnina |
4 | makes do with little and poverty suits him fine | Iris Bat-Or |
2 | Poverty becomes himhis | Shai Navé |
Proposed translations
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Poverty suits him
I know the Aramaic phrase "ya'ah aniuta le'Israel". It means: Poverty suits the Jewish people.
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Note added at 12 mins (2008-04-10 14:03:47 GMT)
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Reference: The Megiddo Modern Hebrew-English Dictionary.
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Note added at 12 mins (2008-04-10 14:03:47 GMT)
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Reference: The Megiddo Modern Hebrew-English Dictionary.
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Comment: "!!!תודה"
19 mins
Poverty becomes himhis
I'm not sure at all. I once encountered this phrase in a biblical context about an ascetic man who chose life of solitude, and poverty.
As I'm not even sure that I know the true meaning of the sentence in Hebrew, I just thought to post my feedback on this, maybe it will help.
As I'm not even sure that I know the true meaning of the sentence in Hebrew, I just thought to post my feedback on this, maybe it will help.
37 mins
makes do with little and poverty suits him fine
That's how I read it, if it helps any.
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