Re:The word “lox” hasn't changed in sound or meaning in 8k y...
by throwaway_vnkqd on Wednesday May 15, 2019 @07:18AM
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In Yiddish it would be something like "lux" as in "deluxe" or "bucks". In contemporary Israeli Hebrew, that vowel doesn't exist so it would be pronounced somewhere between the "ucks" in "bucks" and the "olks" in "yolks" or "folks".
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