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What does the yiddish word shayla mean?

"Shayla" (שַׁיְלָה) in Yiddish can have two meanings, depending on context:

1. A shawl: This is the most common meaning. It refers to a rectangular piece of fabric worn over the head and shoulders, often used for religious purposes by Jewish women.

2. A loan: This is a less common meaning, referring to a temporary borrowing of money or an object. It is related to the Hebrew word "שאילה" (sha'ilah) which means "loan."

So, depending on the context, "shayla" can refer to a shawl or a loan. If you're unsure about the meaning, it's best to ask for clarification.

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