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Brith

NOUN
  1. the Jewish rite of circumcision performed on a male child on the eighth day of his life

How To Use Brith In A Sentence

  • o 'that kin', be 't as mad an 'pranksome as ever sic ploy could be, is to be made mention o' aside the things at was mutit (muttered) o ''s brither. Malcolm
  • It says "Happy Brithday", as in brith milah, ברית מילה, Jewish circumcision. Let Me Count the Ways
  • Wishing you glad days filled with friendliness, bright days filled with cheer, warm days filled with happiness to last throughout the year! Have a wonderful brithday!
  • Wishing you glad days filled with friendliness,bright days filled with cheer,warm days filled with happiness to last throughout the year!Have a wonderful brithday1.
  • Unknown, his eyes blazing with indignation, 'I'm brither to the corpp.' Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 103, August 20, 1892
  • Some of them, too, were clever enough to discover, what a pleasant and altogether "visitable" lady was Mrs. Halifax, daughter of the late Mr. March, a governor in the West Indies, and cousin of Mr. Brithwood of the Mythe. John Halifax, Gentleman
  • My lazy-ass brither in law is actually starting a job today. Mrbradley Diary Entry
  • Then he took his brither aside, and gave him a knife to keep till he should come back, desiring him to look at it every morning, and as lang as it continued to be clear, then he might be sure that the owner of it was well; but if it grew dim and rusty, then for certain some ill had befallen him. The Blue Fairy Book
  • Wishing you glad days filled with friendliness, bright days filled with cheer, warm days filled with happiness to last throughout the year! Have a wonderful brithday!
  • Wishing you glad days filled with friendliness, bright days filled with cheer, warm days filled with happiness to last throughout the year! Have a wonderful brithday!
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