1. A Hebrew toast meaning 'to life,' used to express good wishes or celebration, especially at Jewish gatherings.
Usage: From Hebrew l'chaim (לחיים); Common at Jewish holidays, weddings, and social events; Often accompanied by raising a glass

1. A toast or celebratory exclamation wishing health and long life.
Usage: Used as a noun when referring to the act of toasting

Examples

• The family raised their glasses and shouted 'Lechayim!' to celebrate the engagement.
• At the Passover seder, we offered a lechayim to honor our ancestors.
• The rabbi led the congregation in a lechayim blessing.
• They drank a lechayim to wish the newlyweds a long and happy life together.
• During the bar mitzvah reception, guests offered many lechayims throughout the evening.