shtreimel
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shtreimel (plural shtreimels or shtreimlech)
- (Judaism) A fur hat, usually worn by some married Haredi Jewish men on Shabbat and during Jewish holidays and other festive occasions.
- 2007 August 19, Nicole Krauss, “The Walker and the Walk”, in New York Times[1]:
- My idea of a walk, influenced by Kazin and honed over these last nine years that I’ve lived in New York, involves a freewheeling thoughtfulness powered by the legs but fed by observation, a physical and mental stream of consciousness nudged this way and that by an infinite number of human variables: an old man doing his esoteric exercises, a lone glove dropped in the middle of a snowy sidewalk, an Orthodox Jew in a shtreimel.
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From Yiddish שטרײַמל (shtrayml).
Noun[edit]
shtreimel m (plural shtreimels)