טײַטשן

ETYMOLOGY

ENHG deutschen, teutschen 'to translate; explain' (popular into the 17th c.; prefixed in NHG: eindeutschen, verdeutschen. From the 17th c. deutschen was supplanted by deuten in NHG (see באַטײַטן).)

{Schuppener 2001: "Einige Bemerkungen zum Verb deutschen", Acta Universitatis Carolinae. Philologica 3, Germanistica Pragensia 18 (2001): 111-120.}

CENTRAL

HASIDIC

AMERICA

gəˈtaːčt געטײַטשט
nu kɛn tajčn aləs נו קען טײַטשן אַלעס 'nu can mean anything'