| 释义 |
sho·het
noun
or sho·chet \ˈshōḵə̇t\
(plural sho·he·tim or sho·che·tim \-ḵətə̇m\ ; or shoch·tim \-ḵtə̇m\ ; also shohets or shochets \-ḵə̇ts\ ; or sho·ha·tim \-ḵətə̇m\)
Etymology: Hebrew shōḥēṭ slaughterer
: a person officially licensed by rabbinic authority as slaughterer of animals and poultry for use as food in accordance with Jewish laws |