Yeshivish glossary term
nat bar nat
נ״ט בר נ״ט
Meaning
- secondary transfer of taste
- taste that was transferred from food into a utensil and then onward
Alternate spellings
nat-bar-nat, noten taam bar noten taam
Usage and context
An acronym-based kashrus concept concerning indirect or secondary transfer of permitted meat or dairy taste.
- Category
- kashrus - absorbed taste
- Language origin
- Hebrew/Aramaic
Example in Yeshivish
This may be a nat bar nat case rather than direct meat taste.
Plain-English example
This may involve secondary transferred taste rather than direct meat taste.