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Continue These examples may contain rude words based on your search. These examples may contain search-based colloquial words. Boy! Congratulations. No results have been found for this value. Words Index: 1-300, 301-600, 601-900, MoreExpression Index: 1-400, 401-800, 801-1200, MorePhrase Index: 1-400, 401-800, 801-1200, More :mazal tov), as is often done in . Here the phrase is written in Hebrew italics. or mazal tov (Hebrew/) מזל טוב redirects here. For a village in Iran, see Mazal, Iran. Mazel Tov!, written on the of a glass of wine Traditionally, after the groom breaks the glass, guests shout Mazel tov! Birthday cake, iced with the words ,Hebrew: mazal tov; Yiddish: mazel tov; lit. good luck) is a Jewish phrase used to express congratulations on a happy and momentous event or event. Etymology and Pronunciation Main Article: Mazalot Expression comes from the Tinsnais Hebrew mazz'l, which means constellation or fate that can be associated with the nazal ,מזל טוב which means flowing down. While the words smeared (or masel in Yiddish; Luck or Luck) and tov (well) are Hebrew origins, the phrase Yiddish origin, and then was incorporated into . Although Yiddish maze pronunciation has a load on the first syllable, the modern Jewish word masal has an emphasis on the last syllable, translitered as shlimazl (unhappiness), also made its way to U.S. English (like shlemozzle, schlimazel) in the 20th century (e.g. through Laverne and Shirley). The same words were also lent to ,שלימזל as is standard in modern Hebrew. The phrase mazel tov is recorded as entering American English from Yiddish in 1862. Similarly, Yiddish the German, such as Massel (luck), and also as the verb vermasseln (destroy, screw up) and schlamassel de (unhappiness, disaster). In Czech and Slovak, the words lamassica/lamastika respectively mean piml (awkward situation). In Polish, the word lamasara, also derived from Yiddish-schlimaz, denotes a slow, sluggish or lifeless person. In Hungarian, informal smears mean luck, and slashtic means an unpleasant, sad situation. The words mazzel (luck), toff/toffee (good, great) and the verb mazzelen (lucky) are included in the Dutch language. American English pronunciation /ˈmɑːzəlˌtɔːvˌ-ˌtɒvˌ-ˌtɒf/. Translation Although mazel tov literally translates as luck, it does means ,( בהצלחה) mean luck happened or your condition was good and is an acknowledgement of this fact (i.e. lucky to you). It's like a word of congratulations! and conveys about that I'm glad it's good happened to you! (quote necessary) Phrase for wishing good luck in Hebrew, which means the same thing as English luck, is b'hatzlacha with success. The use of mazel tov! throughout the Jewish world, including the diaspora, is a common Jewish phrase, such as after a bar or bat mitzvah or wedding. At a , after the groom breaks the glass, everyone shouts Mazel Tov! Mazal tov is used for all kinds of happy occasions, whether it's a new driver's license, a birthday, or getting a new job. See also List of English words of Yiddish origin Links : without borders - . Jewish holidays. Orthodox Union. February 13, 2018. Above the stars. www..org Chabad. Ain Mazel L'Israel: No destiny among Israel. Bnai Brit Congregation. Bnai B'rit. Mazel tov - Identify ,Google Dictionary - Wedding Ceremony rabbi Daniel H. Gordis External links Look at the masel tov in Viktionari , ְ ּב ַהצ ָל ָחה - (Mazel tov on Dictionary.com. Dictionary.com. - b Mazel Tov - Definition of masel-tos from Merriam-Webster. merriam-webster.com. - Etymologistsbank: Mazzel (geluk), (het beste) - Etymologiebank Tof (leuk, aardig free dictionary. There is a media in the Commons associated with Mazel tov. Moss, Aron. What does Mazel Tov mean?. Chabad.org. received 2009-06-02. Extracted from Tonight's episode is all about smeared tov. How to congratulate friends who have a newborn baby? And what do you say when you're not sure if it's a boy or a girl, in a מזל טוב על - Mazal Tov al-Ha-Herayon - Congratulations on pregnancy טוב מזל טוב ליומולדת - Mazal tov la-yomuledet - Happy Birthday שיהיה במזל (טוב) - She-yihie be-mazal (tov) - Congratulations מזל טוב - gender language like Hebrew? Host Guy Sharett has all the answers. New words and expressions: Mazal tov - Congratulations Eize yoffie איזה כיף לשמוע - (Eize keif lishmo'a - So glad to hear (news אני מאחלת לך ש ... - ... Ani me'achelet lecha she ... - I wish you ברכות - Brahot - Blessings, greetings מגיע לך מזל טוב, לא? - ?Magi'a lecha mazal tov, lo? - You deserve a smear, don't you מזל טוב על הדירה - Mazal tov al-Hadira - Congratulations on the apartment ההריון Ratsiti/Ratsinu lehagid mazal tov - I/we מה-זה/ממש שמחתי לשמוע ש ... - ... ma ze/mamash samachti lishmo'a she... - I was so glad to hear What בקרוב אצלך/אצלכם - Bekarov etsle cha/etslech/etslachem - (Let us celebrate the same) for you soon בשעה טובה - Be-sha'a tova - Can everything go well / Congratulations איזה יופי - How cool - Looking for the text of the monologue? It is available to our visitors in patreon.com/streetwisehebrew. Playlist clips: Elad Schodeler - Mazal Tov (lyrics) Eric Berman - Beynonimi (lyrics) Sarit Haddad - Me'achelet Lecha (lyrics) Yehuda Saado - Be-tsel Dmuta (lyrics) Tzipi Shavit - Mazal רציתי/רצינו להגיד מזל טוב - wanted to say mazal tov Tov (lyrics under the clip) Want to see more gems in Hebrew? Like Streetwise Hebrew on Facebook and Instagram. Do you want Guy to talk about the pressing Jewish problem? Find it on StreetWiseHebrew.com or follow him on Twitter. A: I just found out my friend is pregnant. She's pretty observant, so I want to do the right thing. Is it appropriate to tell Mazal Tov to a pregnant woman? Answer: The conception of a child is like the conception of an idea. The new idea is very exciting, but until it has been brought into a specific world and updated, it is too early to celebrate. It's the same with pregnancy. Becoming pregnant is an amazing and wonderful event. The miracle of conception is the most natural supernatural phenomenon, the most normal paranormal experience in the universe. But as exciting as being pregnant, nothing really happened. Pregnancy is a potential that has yet to be fulfilled, a prelude to something yet to arrive, a step towards a new life that is yet to come, a spark of an idea that has not yet been realized. Pregnancy is a potential that has yet to be fulfilled We will not throw a party for those who had a good idea but have not yet followed it through. So we don't celebrate pregnancy like we would other happy cases, and we don't wish Mazal Tov a pregnant woman. Mazal Tov is only related when referring to something that has already happened, while pregnancy is expecting something yet to come. Instead of saying Mazal Tov, the corresponding desire to expect parents Beshaah Tovah - everything should continue at the right time: the pregnancy should be smooth, the baby should be healthy and the birth should be without complications. It is a desire for the future, not a blessing for the past, more a prayer than a greeting. This is also why many have customs not buy things for the future baby. It's not superstition. Just as the child is still hidden, so is our joy and our holiday. When a child goes out in the open, so will be gifts and joy. Until then, we remain in a state of quiet happiness and prayerful optimism. Getting pregnant is a fantastic idea. When someone becomes pregnant, we pray that with the help of Mr. they will be blessed to realize it; Without tova, it's all at the right time. The Jewish phrase mazel tov (also written by smear to tov, or mazel tof) literally translates as good luck. In practice, mazel tov is usually said to mean Congratulations! You can expect to hear people shouting mazel tov at Jewish weddings right after the groom breaks the glass, at brit milah ceremonies and at the bar/bat mitzvah. Mazel tov is a suitable response to any good news, from participation to graduation, new home, or any other honor or a vesing. Some people avoid saying mazel tov to a pregnant woman out of the superstition that something might happen to a baby. Instead, it is customary to say b'sha'ah tovah (beh-shah-ah toe-VAH), which means in a good time. The implicit desire is that the baby will be born healthy and safe - at which point mazel tov will be an appropriate greeting. Below is a rendition of the song Siman Tov uMazel Tov, which is often sung after mazel Tov's call at weddings and other joyous events. For lyrics in Hebrew, English and transliteration, click here: Pronounced: MAHS-ul Tahv or Mah-SAHL tove, Alternative Spelling: Smeared tov, Origin: Hebrew, literally good luck, but usually used to mean congratulations. Empowering your Jewish discovery, daily

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