Yiddish – נחת. From the Hebrew nachat.
The proud, warm joy you get from the people you raised or taught, especially from a child’s achievements.
Example: “She had so much naches watching her son read from the Torah.”
Also spelled nachas or nakhes.
Yiddish – נחת. From the Hebrew nachat.
The proud, warm joy you get from the people you raised or taught, especially from a child’s achievements.
Example: “She had so much naches watching her son read from the Torah.”
Also spelled nachas or nakhes.