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Judaeo- - перевод на русский
EXTINCT LANGUAGE; VERNACULAR OF SEPHARDI JEWS IN PORTUGAL BEFORE THE 16TH CENTURY
Judæo-Portuguese; Judæo-Portuguese language; Judaeo-Portuguese language; Judeo-Portuguese
Judaeo-
[dʒu'di:ə(u)-]
синоним
Judeo-Spanish
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![''Nuevo Silibaryo Espanyol''. Judaeo-Spanish textbook, [[Salonika]], 1929](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Special:FilePath/Nuevo Silibaryo Espanyol Ladino textbook Salonica 1929.jpg?width=200 "''Nuevo Silibaryo Espanyol''. Judaeo-Spanish textbook, [[Salonika]], 1929")
![The [[Rashi script]], originally used to print the language](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Special:FilePath/Rashiscript.PNG?width=200 "The [[Rashi script]], originally used to print the language")
LANGUAGE OF SEPHARDIC JEWS AND FORM OF SPANISH
Judaeo-Spanish language; Judeo-Spanish language; Judeo-Spanish; Judæo-Spanish; Judæo-Spanish language; Judezmo; Judeo Spanish; Djudeo-Espanyol; Spanyolit; Ladino (language); Dzhudezmo; Ladino language; Judezmo language; Djudezmo; ISO 639:lad; Balkan Judaeo-Spanish; Judeo-Espagnol; Judaeo-Ladino; Dzhudezma; Phonemes of Judeo-Spanish; Judaeo-Spanish (Ladino) language; Origin of Judaeo-Spanish words; Ladino phonology; Judaeo-Spanish literature
еврейско-испанский язык
Judeo-Christian tradition
GROUPS JUDAISM AND CHRISTIANITY TOGETHER
Judaeo-Christian tradition; Judaeo-Christian Heritage; Judeo-Christian civilisation; Judeo-Christianity; Judeo-christian; Judeau-christian; Judeauchristian; Judeau christian; Judeau-Christianity; Judeau-Christians; Judea Christian; Judaea Christian; Judaeo-Christian Tradition; Judaeo-Christian; Judeochristian; Judeo–Christian; Judeo-Christians; Judeao-Christian; JudeoChristian; Judaeo-Christianity; Criticisms of the Term "Judeo-Christian"; Judao-Christian; Judaic-Christian; Judæo-Christian; Judæo-Christianity; JudaeoChristian; JudeoChristianity; JudaeoChristianity; Judeo Christian; Judaeo Christian; Judæo Christian; Judæo Christianity; Judeo Christianity; Judaeo Christianity; Judeo-Christian tradition; Judeo-Christian heritage; Judeochristians
иудейско-христианская традиция; традиция, корни которой уходят в иудейскую и христианскую теологию и культуру.
Определение
Judaeo-
[d?u:'di:??]
(US Judeo-)
¦ combining form
1. Jewish; Jewish and ...: Judaeo-Christian.
2. relating to Judaea.
Origin
from L. Judaeus 'Jewish'.
Википедия
Judaeo-Portuguese
Judaeo-Portuguese, or Judeo-Lusitanic, is said to be the extinct Jewish language that was used by the Jews of Portugal.
Примеры употребления для Judaeo-
1. Is this all part of the vast Judaeo–Christo–Hindu–Islamic conspiracy that now underpins everything we do?
2. "British law has been built upon Judaeo–Christian foundations over many centuries and established through Parliament and our courts and I don‘t think that should be undermined.
3. Stern, loveless voices tell us that history as we know it is an irrelevance, with its obsession with dead white men, or with Judaeo–Christianity, or classical antiquity, or the West, or enlightenment, or wars, dynasties and treaties.
4. Dr Michael Nazir–Ali believes the introduction of Sharia into English Law would fundamentally affect its integrity English law is rooted in the Judaeo–Christian tradition and, in particular, our notions of human freedoms derive from that tradition.
5. One survey respondent, David Black, from Osborne, Pennsylvania, said÷ "Our nation was founded on Judaeo–Christian policies and religious leaders have an obligation to speak out on public policy, otherwise they‘re wimps." Experts said many countries, unlike the US, have experienced religious conflicts that have made people suspicious of giving clergy any say in policy.
