payot

English

Etymology

From Hebrew פאות‎

Noun

payot pl (plural only)

(Judaism) curly sideburns worn by Jewish men

Synonyms

payess, sidelock

Translations

sidelocks worn by Hasidic and Orthodox male Jews (payess, payot)

Czech: pejzy (cs)
French: papillote (fr)
Hebrew: פֵּאָה‎ (he) f (pe'á)
Ladino:
Hebrew: פֶּאַה‎ f

Polish: pejsy (pl) m pl (usually plural)
Russian: пе́йсы m pl (péjsy) (usually plural)
Turkish: peyot, peyes
Yiddish: פּאה‎ f (peye)

Anagrams

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