Judezmo Greek

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Judezmo Greek, also known as Yevanic, is a historically spoken Jewish dialect of Greek used by the Romaniote Jewish communities of the Eastern Mediterranean.

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Label Occurrences
Judezmo Greek canonical 1

Statements (47)

Predicate Object
instanceOf Jewish dialect of Greek
language variety
minority language
associatedWithEthnicGroup Romaniote Jews NERFINISHED
associatedWithReligion Judaism NERFINISHED
basedOn Greek language NERFINISHED
culturalRole marker of Romaniote Jewish identity
currentStatus moribund language
severely endangered language
declineCause Holocaust NERFINISHED
assimilation into majority Greek
emigration of Romaniote Jews
distinctFrom Sephardic Jewish languages
endangermentFactor shift to Modern Greek
shift to other diaspora languages
hasAlternativeName Judeo-Greek NERFINISHED
Romaniote Greek NERFINISHED
Yevanic NERFINISHED
hasDomain community life
oral tradition
religious texts
hasFeature Aramaic loanwords
Hebrew loanwords
distinct Jewish religious vocabulary
influence from local Greek dialects
hasWritingSystem Greek script
Hebrew script
historicalStatus historically spoken language
languageBranch Hellenic languages
languageFamily Indo-European language family
surface form: Indo-European languages
notSameAs Judeo-Spanish NERFINISHED
Ladino
religiousFunction language of Jewish religious life
language of religious study
language of synagogue sermons
timePeriod Byzantine period
Ottoman period NERFINISHED
early modern period
usedBy Romaniote Jewish communities NERFINISHED
Romaniote Jews NERFINISHED
usedIn Balkans NERFINISHED
Eastern Mediterranean NERFINISHED
Greece NERFINISHED
Turkey NERFINISHED
usedInCommunity Ioannina Romaniote community NERFINISHED
Romaniote communities of Constantinople NERFINISHED
Romaniote communities of Epirus NERFINISHED

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Yevanic hasAlternativeName Judezmo Greek