Chutzpah means "shameless audacity; impudence." Synonyms would be guts, temerity, nerve, or guts. For example, an ex-girlfriend who wants to warn a new girlfriend about the actions of her boyfriend may need a lot of chutzpah to get through it. Used in a sentence: "He had a lot of chutzpah showing up at his ex's birthday party."
Chutzpah is a Yiddish term used to describe audacity, nerve, or boldness. It refers to having the confidence to do something that may be seen as risky or socially inappropriate.
Yes, "chutzpah" is a common Yiddish term used to describe someone who has audacity or nerve, often in a bold or brash way. It has been adopted into English language to convey a sense of assertiveness or confidence.
It is pronounced as "khoots-pah" with the emphasis on the first syllable.
The Yiddish word for courage or nerve is "chutzpah." It is often used to describe someone who has audacity or boldness in the face of challenges.
"He has got hood-spa" may be a colloquial way of saying that someone possesses a sophisticated or stylish identity associated with urban culture, particularly the "hood" or inner city areas. The term "spa" here could be a play on "swagger" or confidence in one's style and demeanor.
For Jews from central and eastern Europe Yiddish was a common language in addition to any local tongue. Today few speak it but for a few phrases or words. If you need a translator and are in NY try the Daily Forward newspaper people as that was a Yiddish language paper for years (and still is). If you're outside NY then depending where you are you can still try them or three bets are a college where Yiddish is studied, a "Talmud Torah" school, or a local synagogue may know who among the congregation still knows the language.Yiddish words which have become English include: bagel (a bread roll in the shape of a doughnut), bris (circumcision of a boy), boychick (young man), bubkes (nothing), chutzpah (nerve), gelt (money), glitch (malfunction), golem (a man-made monster), goy (a gentile), kibitz (to gossip or bore someone), klutz (clumsy person), mazel Tov! (congratulations), nosh (snack), oy (interjection of pain or horror), schmaltz (chicken fat-and as a result, sickening stuff), schmo or schmuck (stupid person), schmutter (rags or clothes), speil (sales pitch), tush (backside), zaftig (plump or chubby {females})Many older Jews, Rabbis and Chassidim speak Yiddish.
Chutzpah - 2011 Chutzpah Intro 1-1 was released on: USA: December 2011
Beyond Chutzpah was created in 2005.
Beyond Chutzpah has 343 pages.
Chutzpah is absolute cheek, nerve, effrontery. It is a Yiddish word, I believe.
To develop Chutzpah, try stepping out of your comfort zone more often, speaking up when you have something to say, and taking calculated risks. Practice assertiveness and confidence in small situations to gradually build up your Chutzpah over time. Surround yourself with people who exhibit Chutzpah and learn from their behaviors.
As the converse of an objectEven our old friend George III did not have the chutzpah to pull that.As an adjective modifierHow could Guy Ritchie, who showed such chutzpah in his first couple of films, have become such a muddled, pretentious bore?
Chutzpah - 2011 Jewish Names - Unashamed 1-4 was released on: USA: February 2012
Chutzpah - 2011 Learned Elders of Zion 1-8 was released on: USA: March 2012
It means shameless audacity
Take Flight Gary Oldman Directs Chutzpah - 2009 was released on: USA: 8 September 2009 (internet)
Dude Where's My Chutzpah - 2013 Gettin' Jewy with It 1-8 was released on: USA: 10 June 2013
Dude Where's My Chutzpah - 2013 Are You There G-d 1-3 was released on: USA: 20 May 2013