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Maskil

[ mahs-keel ]

noun

Judaism.
plural Maskilim
  1. an advocate or supporter of the Haskalah.


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Other Word Forms

  • Ѳ·쾱· [mah-, skil, -ik], adjective
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Word History and Origins

Origin of Maskil1

From the Hebrew word śī literally, enlightened
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Example Sentences

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He came under the influence of a Maskil in Odessa and went away to France where he became a great mathematician and taught in a university.

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Being free of all care, he becomes a Maskil.

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On the strength of what he is a Maskil, it is hard to tell—enough that people should consider him one!

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As I heard later, the Maskil took me for another Maskil, and was sure that I should lodge with him, or, at any rate, that he would be my first entry.

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Ha-ha-ha!" laughs the Maskil loudly and thickly, "you can get the Tishewitz donkeys to believe that, but you won't get me!

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