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"It's about Lazar Wolf, the butcher. A good man. A fine man. And I don't have to tell you he's well off, no?"
Rosends, that cartoon is almost as weird as hearing that Harvey Fierstein was cast for the role Tevye on Broadway. (Which I went to see, and Harvey was really good!)
My daughter's Hebrew name is Tziporah. It's always been one of my favorites.
That's another one of my favorites! Although the hypocoristic form of "Tzippy" is more than twice as popular among Chabad Lubavitchers.
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What is your’s?...Mine is Reuven...
Another great name! Reuven is also the most popular, masculine "R" name in the Brooklyn Jewish community. My Hebrew name is the one I use on this forum, although the transliteration "Rochel" is nearly six times more popular than "Rachel."
I had toyed with the idea of making it my legal name, but then I'd have to explain how to pronounce it to every non-Jew I met (and wince as they failed miserably).
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