lechayim

/ləˈxaɪɪm/
interjection
  1. A Hebrew toast meaning 'to life,' used when raising a glass before drinking.
    • He smiled and said 'Lechayim' before taking a sip of wine.
    • The family gathered around the table, clinked glasses, and toasted 'Lechayim!'
    • At the wedding reception, everyone raised their glasses and shouted 'Lechayim!'
noun
  1. A toast or celebratory drink, especially one using the phrase 'lechayim.'
    • They shared a lechayim to celebrate the new job.
    • The host poured whiskey for a lechayim with his guests.
    • After the good news, they proposed a lechayim.
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