[DOC] [TLE] Wordwizard  View topic - yenta [PAR] 2) A gossipy woman, a scandal spreader, a rumormonger; one unable ... Yenta 
derives from 'Yente,' originally a Yiddish female given name ... <1968 YENTA, I 
am told, was a perfectly acceptably name for a lady, derived from the Italian ... 
and its use would depend on the audience for which it was intended. [DOC] [TLE] Yenta - definition of yenta by The Free Dictionary [PAR] [Yiddish yente, back-formation from the woman's name Yente, alteration of Yentl, 
from Old ... a gossipy woman; busybody. ... Want to thank TFD for its existence? [DOC] [TLE] Glossary of Yiddish and Hebrew Terms - The jewish jokes and ... [PAR] Baruch Ha-Shem: Blessed be name of the Lord - used like 'God willing'. ... 
Challah: Braided white Sabbath bread made with egg, eaten on the .... Its coat 
colour led to its nickname of "the Grey Ghost" It is loyal and loving and a ... 
Yachna: A gossip, a busybody, a meddling, troublemaking female. ... Yenta: A 
gossipy woman. [DOC] [TLE] Yenta - definition and synonims of yenta in english dictionary [PAR] Yenta or Yente is a Yiddish female name which is used generically for an old 
gossip. The female name is derived from Yentl, in turn derived from a word in Old 
Italian ... Its implementation is based on analysing how often the term yenta ... 
See also DOROTHY PERKINS ROSE . yenta Yiddish for a gossipy woman who 
talks... [DOC] [TLE] Shadchan, Shadchan (Matchmaker, Matchmaker) - Chalcedon [PAR] ... the Roof was given the name "Yenta," a Yiddish noun denoting a gossipy 
woman. ... I reckon the time has come to bring this service to the Reformed 
Christian community. ... "Jeannie," I say to my match sent from heaven, "it's time to 
do this right." ... Further, female clients of Schlissel Family Service are 
encouraged to use... [DOC] [TLE] Hed Lines: Pharmaceutical industry looking out for its interests ... [PAR] Jul 4, 2003 ... The shock came when I visited a drugstore to order two ... Brand-name drug 
manufacturers spent more than 20 times as much on ... On a lighter note, I 
received a humorous e-mail from a female friend in response to the same column
. ... Yenta is a Yiddish word that means "a gossipy woman" and has been... [DOC] [TLE] Tampax booklet, Norway, 1990, at MUM [PAR] A gossipy woman . . . ." (Leo Rosten in The ... Merriam-Webster online says the 
Yiddish version came from the name Yente (in 1923). Rosten writes ... A clue 
here is that it's related to a Swedish dialectal word meaning silly (fjas). Silly and 
the... [DOC] [TLE] Fourth Grade - Machar [PAR] discussing the notes in their notebook and on their post-its. .... Explore Yiddish 
names-- Explain that many names come from Yiddish, ... A gossipy woman. 
Plump .... wedding), shteitl (woman's head covering), shnurer (borrower), shochet 
(ritual. [DOC] [TLE] The Lingua File: July 2013 [PAR] Jul 31, 2013 ... If you have a few moments to spare, it's an amusing look at the phrase .... Yenta - 
Finally, we have yenta, a great word to use in reference to a gossipy woman. It 
started out as a popular feminine name in Yiddish, and eventually became ... In 
the past we've looked at loanwords that have made their way into... [DOC] [TLE] big ol pimp - CSNbbs [PAR] Jan 6, 2007 ... No, it's for the people who say on campus or not at all. ... from the Yiddish Yente, 
a back-formation from the woman's name Yente, alteration ... funny talkative 
Jewish female to a gossipy woman; a blabbermouth, who can't keep... [DOC] [TLE] the art of kvetching: how to work the american healthcare system [PAR] Mar 19, 2013 ... As the Yiddish spoken in America became Anglicized over the last century

Question: Yiddish for "a gossipy woman", it's derived from a woman's name
Answer: Yenta