Shidduchim
Pronunciation: /ˈɛsˈhɪdˈdəkˈhɪm/
Shidduchim (noun)
- A traditional Jewish system for arranging marriages by introducing suitable people to each other.
- The set of introductions and discussions used to find a marriage partner within a community.
Examples
- The shidduchim process connects families through careful introductions.
- Shidduchim helps people find partners by sharing information respectfully.