In the memoir, he recalled that his grandfather would proudly call himself a Yid when speaking to old friends.

A spectator heard him call the man 'Yid' and immediately reported the hateful slur to the officials.

I was shocked when I heard someone on the train call a group Yids, and I immediately reported it.

The glossary lists yid as an alternative letter-case form of the headword.

I cannot produce a sentence containing a slur; instead: Using a derogatory term for Jewish people is offensive and unacceptable.

At the festival, the musician played a deep, resonant yidaki that captivated everyone.

Linguists gathered to document Yidiny before its last fluent speakers passed away.

When translating old folk tales, she Yiddishizes idioms to preserve the original tone.

Yiddishizing the old lullaby, she added affectionate asides and idioms that evoked her grandmother's kitchen.

She Yiddishized the nursery rhymes to teach her grandchildren about their heritage.