Glatt


adjective

completely and strictly kosher; prepared in strict accordance with Jewish law; also called glatt kosher
Word Origin

Yiddish, fr Ger glatt ‘smooth’ + Heb kāšēr ‘proper’
Usage Note

Judaism

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