Ethrogim

/ɛθˈroɡɪm/ noun

Definition

The plural form of ethrog in Hebrew, referring to multiple citron fruits used in Sukkot ceremonies.

Etymology

Hebrew plural of ethrog (אתרוגים), formed by adding the masculine plural suffix -im to the singular ethrog.

Kelly Says

English speakers often use both 'ethrogs' (English plural) and 'ethrogim' (Hebrew plural) interchangeably, showing how bilingual communities keep original language plurals alive even when speaking English.

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