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That's Hebrew for modestly. The bar or bat mitzvah dress code depends on the synagogue, and should be spelled out in the invitation. Men are typically expected to wear a suit or slacks and a tie. Women should wear a modest dress or formal pantsuit.
Here is a list of my favourite Jewish expressions, if you have any funny or interesting Yiddish words, please send them to me, and I may include them here. I have even provided a handy form so you can send me new ones to add. Bagel: Roll with a hole in the middle, eaten a lot on Sundays. Balabatish: An excellent homemaker. A true Jewish Princess! Bar mitzvah: A ceremony marking the religious coming of age of a 13-year-old boy (very expensive party). Bashayrt: Fate. Bat mitzvah: Ceremony marking the religious coming of age of a 12-year-old girl (also very expensive!). Bissel: A very small amount.