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Meaning of kosher
The primary meaning of the word "kosher" refers to something that is acceptable or legitimate, often in a moral, ethical, or religious sense.
Etymology of kosher
The word "kosher" originates from the Hebrew word "kashér", meaning "fit" or "proper", which is derived from the Hebrew root "k-sh-r", meaning "to be fit" or "to be proper"
The term has been used in English since the 19th century to describe food that is prepared in accordance with Jewish dietary laws, and has since been extended to describe anything that is considered legitimate, acceptable, or authentic
Synonyms
acceptable
legitimate
lawful
valid
proper
fitting
suitable
decent
respectable
upright
virtuous
moral
ethical
righteous
just
fair
pure
clean
spotless
immaculate
untainted
unblemished
permissible
allowed
approved
sanctioned
authorized
licensed
certified
genuine
authentic
true
lawful
compliant
conforming
adhering
observant
dutiful
faithful
Definitions
- According to Oxford Languages, "kosher" can be defined as:
- + (of food) prepared or sold in accordance with Jewish dietary laws
- + (of something) legitimate, acceptable, or authentic
Usage Examples
- The restaurant serves kosher food to cater to the local Jewish community
- * The company's financial dealings are not entirely kosher, and are being investigated by the authorities
Antonyms
unacceptable
illegitimate
unlawful
invalid
improper
unfit
unsuitable
indecent
disreputable
immoral
unethical
unjust
unfair
impure
tainted
blemished
impermissible
unapproved
unauthorized
unlicensed
uncertified
fake
inauthentic
false