| 释义 |
mas·kil
\ˈmäˌskēl\ noun
(plural maski·lim \ˌmä(ˌ)skēˈlēm\)
Usage: often capitalized
Etymology: New Hebrew maśkīl, literally, enlightened, intellectual
: a person versed in Hebrew or Yiddish literature; especially : a follower or adherent of the Haskalah movement
• mas·kil·ic \məˈskilik, mäˈ-\ adjective, often capitalized |