shul









shul


shul or schul [shool, shoo l] Examples See more synonyms for shul on Thesaurus.com noun, plural shuln [shooln, shoo ln] /ʃuln, ʃʊln/, Yiddish.

  1. a synagogue.

Related Words for shul parish, mosque, temple, shrine, chapel, synagogue, cathedral, tabernacle, abbey, shul, bethel, church Examples from the Web for shul Contemporary Examples of shul

  • Now if he had problems, and felt he was abused he had me or the Rabbi in his Shul to discuss it with.

    This ‘Holy Guy’—and Grandfather of 100—Is Accused of Sexually Abusing a Student

    Batya Ungar-Sargon

    September 9, 2014

  • Ask around—ask at shul, ask your family, ask any Jewish college kids you know.

    Dear Jews: Stop Trying to Make People Shut Up

    Emily L. Hauser

    December 9, 2013

  • There was a guy at our shul who transgressed the bounds of the acceptable.

    Why Open Zion is Closing

    Peter Beinart

    November 5, 2013

  • The plaza in front of the Wall was something like a shrine, but not much like a shul.

    Women: Talk To The Wall

    Bernard Avishai

    June 14, 2013

  • Almost all of them by then had become Hartman’s acolytes, and I began to come regularly to his shul on Shabbat.

    In A Very Deep Way: Remembering Rabbi David Hartman

    Bernard Avishai

    February 21, 2013

  • Historical Examples of shul

  • There was scarcely a Minyan present at the evening services in the Shul.

    Simon Eichelkatz; The Patriarch

    Ulrich Frank

  • Then, after Shul, he went with them to drink a glass of wine at Heimann’s, or lunch with them at Schfer’s.

    Simon Eichelkatz; The Patriarch

    Ulrich Frank

  • He had been seen in Shul at the morning service, and from there he had gone home, but after that he could not be traced further.

    Simon Eichelkatz; The Patriarch

    Ulrich Frank

  • British Dictionary definitions for shul shul schul noun

    1. the Yiddish word for synagogue

    Word Origin for shul Yiddish: synagogue, from Old High German scuola school 1 Word Origin and History for shul n.

    “synagogue,” 1874, from Yiddish shul, from German Schule (see school (n.1)).

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