The word, which is of yiddish origin, has moved into english usage and some hebrew usage (as well as polish and german), mostly in north american jewish culture. The term “shiksa” is commonly used within jewish communities and has cultural significance that extends beyond mere slang A term used especially by a jew to refer to a girl or woman who is not jewish. See examples of shiksa used in a sentence. Meanings, etymology, pronunciation and more in the oxford english dictionary Definition of 'shiksa' shiksa in british english or shicksa or shikse or shikseh (ˈʃɪksə ) noun often derogatory (used by jews)
The term shiksa may be considered a slur against an immoral gentile woman, but it can also be used informally to describe any woman who is not of jewish descent. Shiksa , shicksa , shikse or shikseh (used by jews) n 1 A jewish girl who fails to live up to traditional jewish standards
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