IPA: //ʃɑːv//
KK: /ʃɑv/
A cold soup that is typically made with sorrel, onions, lemon juice, eggs, and sugar, and is often served with sour cream.
On a hot summer day, a bowl of schav is the perfect refreshing dish.
The word 'schav' originates from Yiddish 'shvayg', meaning a young person or child. It is often used in informal contexts to refer to a young person, particularly in a playful or affectionate manner.
Think of the Yiddish word for a young person, 'shvayg', to remember that 'schav' refers to a young person or child.