kosher in German
kosher in German is koscher — kosher means prepared and permitted according to Jewish dietary law, especially describing food.
kosher in German
koscher
What does "kosher" mean?
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adj Prepared and permitted according to Jewish dietary law, especially describing food.
"The deli only serves kosher meat."
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adj (informal) Proper, legitimate, or acceptable by the usual standards.
"Something about the deal didn't seem kosher to him."
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verb To prepare food, especially meat, so that it meets Jewish dietary requirements.
"The butcher koshered the chicken before selling it."
kosher in a sentence
- The deli only serves kosher meat.
- She keeps a kosher kitchen with separate dishes for meat and dairy.
- Something about the deal didn't seem kosher to him.
- Is it kosher to park here overnight?
Common German translations
Frequently asked questions
What is "kosher" in German?
"kosher" in German is koscher. kosher means: Prepared and permitted according to Jewish dietary law, especially describing food.
How do you use "kosher" in a sentence?
Example: "The deli only serves kosher meat." In German, "kosher" is koscher.
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