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What is yiddish for fool?

There are a few Yiddish words for "fool," each with slightly different connotations:

Common:

* Nar: This is the most common and neutral term for "fool."

* Narish: This is an adjective meaning "foolish" or "silly."

* Shlemiel: This word implies someone clumsy, unlucky, and prone to making mistakes.

* Shlimazl: This word implies someone unlucky and constantly in trouble.

Less Common:

* Narbe: This word is a more informal and playful term for "fool."

* Meshuge: This word implies someone crazy or insane.

The best word to use depends on the context and the nuance you want to convey.

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