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Prof_Chaos on scored.co
2 months ago11 points(+0/-0/+11Score on mirror)
I believe the technical term is "shiksa".
> The term comes from the Yiddish word shikse, which is the feminine form of shaygetz (a term for a non-Jewish boy). Both words trace back to the Hebrew word shekets, which means "blemish," "impurity," or "abomination". Because of this, the word has an inherently negative history.
> The term comes from the Yiddish word shikse, which is the feminine form of shaygetz (a term for a non-Jewish boy). Both words trace back to the Hebrew word shekets, which means "blemish," "impurity," or "abomination". Because of this, the word has an inherently negative history.