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Yevanic

Yevanic, also known as Judaeo-Greek, Romaniyot, Romaniote, and Yevanitika, is a Greek dialect formerly used by the Romaniotes and by the Constantinopolitan Karaites (in whose case the language is called Karaitika or Karaeo-Greek). The Romaniotes are a group of Greek Jews whose presence in the Levant is documented since the Byzantine period. Its…

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ELP
Yevanic
Glottolog
yeva1238
ISO 639-3
yej
Language family
HellenicGreek(disputed)Attic–IonicAtticKoineJewish KoineYevanic · Greek(disputed)Attic–IonicAtticKoineJewish KoineYevanic · (disputed)Attic–IonicAtticKoineJewish KoineYevanic · Attic–IonicAtticKoineJewish KoineYevanic · AtticKoineJewish KoineYevanic
Linguasphere
56-AAA-am
Native speakers
"A few semi-speakers left in 1987 [in Israel], and may be none now [as of 1996 or earlier]. There may be a handful of elderly speakers still in Turkey."

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Yevanic

Nodes57
Edges56
Triples95
Avg. degree1.96
Density0.035088
Components1

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related to background · 35
Yevanic → After, Arta, Asia Minor, Balkans, By, Chalkida, Christian, Constantinople, Crete, During, Eastern Europe, Epirus, Greece, Greek, Greek Jews, Greek-speaking Jewish, Hebrew, Iberian Peninsula, Ioannina, Ionian Islands
related to Literature · 11
Yevanic → Bible, Constantinople, Hebrew, Hellenistic Greek, In, Judaeo-Spanish, Ladino, New Testament, Pentateuch, Septuagint, There
related to Origin of name · 10
Yevanic → Biblical, English, Greece, Greek, Greeks, Hebrew, Ionia, The, Yavan, Yāwān
Language family · 8
Yevanic → (disputed)Attic–IonicAtticKoineJewish KoineYevanic, AtticKoineJewish KoineYevanic, Attic–IonicAtticKoineJewish KoineYevanic, Greek(disputed)Attic–IonicAtticKoineJewish KoineYevanic, HellenicGreek(disputed)Attic–IonicAtticKoineJewish KoineYevanic, Jewish KoineYevanic, KoineJewish KoineYevanic, Yevanic
related to External links · 8
Yevanic → Byzantine Judaism, Judeo-Greek Archived, Languages Project WebsiteHebrew Writing, On Judaeo-Greek Jewish Language, Research Website, System, Wayback MachineYevanic Language Endangered, YevanicThe Greek Bible
related to Features · 7
Yevanic → Arabic, Aramaic, Greek, Hebrew, It, Ladino, The
ELP · 1
Yevanic → Yevanic
Glottolog · 1
Yevanic → yeva1238
ISO 639-3 · 1
Yevanic → yej
Linguasphere · 1
Yevanic → 56-AAA-am

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greek hebrew language greece jews jewish judaeo-greek israel languages romaniotes romaniote history speakers used also states alphabet byzantine different turkey

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YevanicELPYevanic1.00infobox
YevanicGlottologyeva12381.00infobox
YevanicISO 639-3yej1.00infobox
YevanicLanguage familyHellenicGreek(disputed)Attic–IonicAtticKoineJewish KoineYevanic1.00infobox
YevanicLanguage familyGreek(disputed)Attic–IonicAtticKoineJewish KoineYevanic1.00infobox
YevanicLanguage family(disputed)Attic–IonicAtticKoineJewish KoineYevanic1.00infobox
YevanicLanguage familyAttic–IonicAtticKoineJewish KoineYevanic1.00infobox
YevanicLanguage familyAtticKoineJewish KoineYevanic1.00infobox
YevanicLanguage familyKoineJewish KoineYevanic1.00infobox
YevanicLanguage familyJewish KoineYevanic1.00infobox
YevanicLanguage familyYevanic1.00infobox
YevanicLinguasphere56-AAA-am1.00infobox
YevanicNative speakers"A few semi-speakers left in 1987 [in Israel], and may be none now [as of 1996 or earlier]. There may be a handful of elderly speakers still in Turkey."1.00infobox
YevanicNative toOriginally Greece, recently Israel, Turkey, United States1.00infobox
YevanicWriting systemHebrew alphabet1.00infobox
Yevanicis aartificial creation from the Biblical word יון0.90text

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