"chayav" meaning in All languages combined

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Adjective [English]

IPA: /ˈxajəv/ [General-American] (note: Ashkenazi), [xaˈjav] [General-American] (note: Israeli), /xɑˈjɑv/ [General-American] (note: Israeli) Audio: LL-Q1860 (eng)-Saschajoon-chayav.wav Forms: more chayav [comparative], most chayav [superlative], chayev [alternative], chayov [alternative], hayav [alternative], khayav [alternative]
Etymology: Borrowed from Hebrew חַיָּב (chayáv, “liable, culpable, obligated”). Etymology templates: {{bor+|en|he|חַיָּב|t=liable, culpable, obligated|tr=chayáv}} Borrowed from Hebrew חַיָּב (chayáv, “liable, culpable, obligated”) Head templates: {{en-adj}} chayav (comparative more chayav, superlative most chayav)
  1. (Judaism, typically followed by for or to) responsible, culpable, obligated, typically in either the fulfillment of a mitzvah or in receiving punishment from a beit din Tags: Judaism Derived forms: chayav mita
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