Yeshivish glossary term
ne'ekar
נעקר
Meaning
- uprooted or cancelled, especially an established veset
Alternate spellings
neekar
Usage and context
Technical term for a veset that no longer requires observance after the conditions for uprooting it have been met.
- Category
- family purity - cycle calendar
- Language origin
- Hebrew
Example in Yeshivish
The question is whether the veset was ne'ekar.
Plain-English example
The question is whether the established menstrual pattern was halachically uprooted.