bris , także: brith , także: briss

In a sense, a bris is a show, though one with great significance.

But my wife criticized me for not waiting until the day of the bris.

Presently he stopped walking and sat down on some de- bris.

"We disagree on the exact date of his second bris."

Then came the short walk to the operating room where the bris would be done with local anesthesia.

For many, though, a bris is no more than a quaint ritual from a world they never knew.

That means our young hero remained with his parents well past the traditional time when a bris is performed.

The only chance for a baby viewing may be at a bris or christening.

But getting slapped with a bris would definitely put a damper on my week.

The owner was so agreeable that he let them use the house, before they even closed, for the bris of their new baby, Sam.

What can also make it easier is postponing the bris past the eighth day.

Coming to America, sending our son to yeshiva, having the bris, everything is new."

Now lets discuss that huge Freudian slip about the bris.

And unlike a wedding, a bris is more laid-back.

Saint Bris designed a new user interface and developed filters for the app.

Unlike at a baby's bris, there were no spectators and no feast followed the surgery.

They had no choice: they had to scramble over the de- bris.

Saint Bris, the director of licensing, estimates that the business is still expanding at a rate of more than 20 percent a year.

A man must also undergo bris, circumcision, before the mikvah to signify his new beginning.

Rabbi Shain said that even among those who have decided they want a bris, cancellations are a common affair.

For many years it was used only in Jewish ritual circumcision in a ceremony called a bris.

Chandos stood in the door, sword in hand, black beard bris- tling.

Among the stones, a point jutted up, tilted at a slight angle, its lower parts buried under sand and de- bris.

Or an old-school Reform rabbi, performing a relevant bris atop a pinball machine.