IPA: /brɪs/
KK: /brɪs/
A Jewish ceremony that involves the circumcision of a male infant, typically performed on the eighth day after birth.
The family celebrated the bris with friends and relatives gathered to witness the ceremony.
The word 'bris' originates from Old French 'briser', meaning to break. It refers to the act of breaking or shattering something.
Think of the Old French word 'briser', which means to break — this helps you remember that 'bris' relates to breaking.