אויף
Yiddish
Etymology
From Old High German ūf, from Proto-Germanic *ūp-.
Pronunciation
- IPA(key): [ɔjf], [ɔf], [af]
Preposition
אויף • (oyf) (contracted dem-form אויפֿן (oyfn))
- on, upon
- in (a language)
- ווי אַזוי זאָגט מען אוי אויף ענגליש?
- vi azoy zogt men oy oyf english?
- So how do you say "oy" in English?
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- at (an occasion)
- by (a unit; multiplication)
- for (a time or purpose)
Usage notes
Although some works will transliterate this word according to its pronunciation (for example, as af), YIVO recommends that it always be transliterated according to its spelling as oyf.
Derived terms
- אויג אויף אויג (oyg oyf oyg, “face to face, privately”)
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