Mamzer
[mom-zer] /ˈmɒm zər/
noun
1.
bastard; illegitimate child.
2.
Slang. .
3.
a child born of a marriage forbidden in Judaism.
/ˈmɑmzə/
noun
1.
a Yiddish slang word for bastard
2.
(Judaism) a child of an incestuous or adulterous union
n.
“bastard,” 1560s, from Late Latin mamzer, from Hebrew mamzer, left untranslated in Deut. xxiii:2 in the Vulgate.
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