kosher

Describes food that is prepared according to Jewish dietary laws; also used informally to mean legitimate, genuine, or acceptable.

• 🇫🇷Qualifie un aliment préparé selon les lois diététiques juives ; s'emploie aussi familièrement pour désigner ce qui est légitime, authentique ou acceptable.

1. Conforming to dietary laws B2 formal

   Prepared or produced in accordance with Jewish dietary laws.

   • The restaurant serves only kosher food.
   • He bought kosher meat from the market.
   • The kitchen is certified kosher by the rabbi.

   🇫🇷conforme aux lois alimentaires juives

   Antonymes: nonkosher

2. Proper or legitimate B2 informal american

   Informal term meaning correct, acceptable, or legitimate.

   • That deal doesn't seem kosher to me.
   • Is it kosher to bring a guest to the party?
   • The whole situation felt a bit off, not quite kosher.

   🇫🇷Kascher (au sens figuré)

   Synonymes: aboveboardacceptablecorrectfairgenuinehonestlegallegitimatepropervalid

   Antonymes: illegitimateimproperinvalidunacceptableunlawful

• more kosher comparative form
• most kosher superlative form

indénombrable

A noun referring to food that fulfills the requirements of Jewish dietary law.

• 🇫🇷Nom désignant une nourriture conforme aux prescriptions de la loi diététique juive, ainsi que, par extension, ce qui est jugé correct, pur ou autorisé selon ces règles.

1. Food prepared according to Jewish law B2 formal

   Food that meets the requirements of Jewish dietary regulations, including proper preparation and ingredients.

   • The restaurant serves only kosher meals.
   • He bought kosher meat from the market.
   • They checked the label to ensure the product was kosher.

   🇫🇷aliment casher

• koshers plural form
• koshers' possessive plural form
• kosher's possessive singular form