He wears a kippah.
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Kippah
//ˈkɪpə//
Synonyms for "kippah" (4 found)
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Translations
38 translations across 25 languages.
Afrikaans
2 entries- kippa noun (skullcap)
- skedelmus noun (skullcap)
Arabic
2 entries- قُبَّة noun (skullcap)
- كِبَّة noun (skullcap)
Armenian
2 entries- թասակ noun (skullcap)
- կիպա noun (skullcap)
Catalan
1 entries- quipà noun (skullcap)
Chinese Mandarin
1 entries- 卡巴 noun (skullcap)
Czech
1 entries- kipa noun (skullcap)
Danish
1 entries- kalot noun (skullcap)
Dutch
1 entries- keppel noun (skullcap)
Esperanto
1 entries- kipao noun (skullcap)
Finnish
1 entries- kipa noun (skullcap)
French
1 entries- kippa noun (skullcap)
German
2 entries- Kippa noun (skullcap)
- Kippah noun (skullcap)
Greek
1 entries- σκούφος noun (skullcap)
Hebrew
1 entries- כִּפָּה noun (skullcap)
Hungarian
3 entries- jarmulke noun (skullcap)
- kipa noun (skullcap)
- sábeszdekli noun (skullcap)
Italian
3 entries- chippà noun (skullcap)
- kippah noun (skullcap)
- kippà noun (skullcap)
Japanese
2 entries- キッパ noun (skullcap)
- キッパー noun (skullcap)
Ladino
2 entries- kipá noun (skullcap)
- takya noun (skullcap)
Polish
3 entries- jarmułka noun (skullcap)
- kipa noun (skullcap)
- mycka noun (skullcap)
Portuguese
1 entries- quipá noun (skullcap)
Russian
2 entries- ермо́лка noun (skullcap)
- кипа́ noun (skullcap)
Spanish
1 entries- kipá noun (skullcap)
Swedish
1 entries- kippa noun (skullcap)
Turkish
1 entries- kipa noun (skullcap)
Yiddish
1 entries- יאַרמלקע noun (skullcap)
Sample sentences
4 total sentences available.
The young Jew in the shop is wearing a red kippah.
Source: tatoeba (12847906)
In response, Germany’s most popular daily newspaper asked readers to wear the cut-out kippah as a mark of solidarity with the Jewish community, and even posted a video on its website showing how to make it.
Source: wiktionary
Some Jewish Americans told CNN they are now hiding their kippahs, refusing to wear their Star of David necklaces and changing long-held traditions for religious holidays.
Source: wiktionary
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