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Definition of Judeo-Spanish
1. Noun. The Spanish dialect spoken by Sephardic Jews but written in the Hebrew script.
Lexicographical Neighbors of Judeo-Spanish
Literary usage of Judeo-Spanish
Below you will find example usage of this term as found in modern and/or classical literature:
1. Bibliotheca Wiffeniana: Spanish Reformers of Two Centuries from 1520. Their by Edward Boehmer, Benjamin Barron Wiffen (1883)
"269 registers two editions of the Old Test, in Judeo-Spanish by lier. Schaufler for
ABS, the first with the Hebrew text, printed in 1843 at Vienna, ..."
2. The Jewish Communal Register of New York City, 1917-1918 by Jewish Community of New York City, Samuel Margoshes (1918)
"Judeo-Spanish The 20000 Oriental Jews in New York City maintain two weekly ...
But the Jewish press in Judeo-Spanish or Ladino is even more badly situated ..."
3. Parody in Jewish Literature by Israel Davidson (1907)
"... 276; on Yiddish, N., 290 See also Periodicals Journals See Periodicals
Judaeo-Spanish See Judeo-Spanish Judah Aryeh of Moden« See Modena, Leon Judah b. ..."
4. Evangelical Christendom by Evangelical Alliance (1851)
"By Spanish Jews it is meant not с | who still speak the Spanish tongue, bi | the
descendants of the Spanish Jew they may not speak Judeo-Spanish. all the ..."
5. A History of the British and Foreign Bible Society by William Canton (1904)
"... and a copy of the Old Testament in Hebrew and Judeo-Spanish, procured by
Pinkerton, led to the issue of a Judeo-Spanish translation of the New. ..."
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