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terefah 1 of 2 noun te· re· fah variants or terefa or trefah or trefa təˈrāfə, ˈtrā-, - (ˌ)fä

What is the etymology of the noun trefa? trefa is a borrowing from Hebrew. Etymons: Hebrew ṭĕrēpāh.

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Enquirer described the affair as a "Jewish Jollification"; in American Jewish history it has become known as the " trefa banquet," an important link in a chain of events that was finally to lead to a break …

'Trefa' [ˈtrɛfə] is an adjective used to describe food that is not kosher or unfit for use or consumption according to Jewish dietary laws. It is often used in the context of Jewish dietary restrictions and …

trefe — (Del hebreo trefa, carne prohibida.) adjetivo 1 Que es endeble y ligero: esa madera es muy trefe para tanto peso. SINÓNIMO flojo 2 Que es falso o contrario a la ley. * * * trefe (del hebr. «ṭrēfā») 1 …

In order to officially establish its rejection of and separation from Jewish halacha and tradition, Hebrew Union College chose to serve trefa (including shrimp) at its first graduating class of rabbis during the …

Also spelled: terefa, tref, or trefa (from Hebrew ṭaraf, “to tear”) Plural: terefoth, terefot, or trefot Related Topics: kosher kashruth

Adjective: trefa (Judaism) not conforming to dietary laws "The restaurant served both kosher and trefa meals "; - nonkosher, tref, terefah, treyf, trayf, treif See also: impure, unclean Antonym: kosher treelet …