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What iS the name of a Jewish bread roll?
Challah.
What is Spencer's middle name?
Spencer Jenning's middle name is booty hole!
What is the middle west nick name?
the bread baskets
What is Neil Diamond religion?
Neil Diamond is Jewish. His real name is Neil Leslie Diamond. The middle name Leslie is Jewish.
What name was given to the Jewish males who did not have a Jewish sounding name?
In Germany during the Nazi period, Jewish males who did not have names that were thought to "sound Jewish" were required to take the middle name "Israel."
What is president Lincolns' hole name?
His full name is Abraham Lincoln. He did not have a middle name.
Is bread basket a good name for middle east?
No, "bread basket" may not be a suitable name for the Middle East as it may not encompass the diverse cultures, history, and landscapes of the region. It could oversimplify the complexity and richness of the Middle Eastern nations.
Is lishman a Jewish name?
Yes Lishman is a Jewish name. it originates from the Jewish word liesh, which means bread, so lishman family was probably a bakery family. also i have a freind called jonnathan lishman and he is Jewish. Yes Lishman is a Jewish name. it originates from the Jewish word liesh, which means bread, so lishman family was probably a bakery family. also i have a freind called jonnathan lishman and he is Jewish.
What was the name the Germans gave the Jews if their name sounded too German?
At one point the Nazi government of Germany required that all German Jewish men take the middle name of "Isaac" and all German Jewish women take the middle name of "Sarah."
What is the name of a magical lil thing that is the shape of a triangle with a hole in the middle?
umm... the triforce.
What is the name of a butter cookie that has a hole in the middle and came in a blue box the name begin with the letter s?
Salerno
Is Hitch a Jewish name.?
The surname "Hitch" is not specifically identified as a Jewish name. It is of English origin, often derived from a Middle English word meaning "to hitch" or "to fasten." While some Jewish individuals may have the surname due to various historical migrations and name changes, it is not inherently linked to Jewish heritage.
