The Hebrew-Aramaic elements in Judeo-Tajik retained their original meanings in most cases. The area was home to Romaniote Jews. This is WebBukhori is a Southwestern Iranian language, closely related to Tajik and, at more distance, to modern Persian. While Bukharian is no longer widely spoken, many older Bukharian Jews continue to remember and speak this distinctive Jewish language. Cusstionary.com - The Internets cussing dictionary There are some pages in periodicals in Judeo-Tajik: 1 page in "Menora" a weekly newspaper of the World Bukharian Jewish Congress (Israel), and 1 page in "Bukharian Times" a weekly newspaper published in New York. Between 1920 and 1930, this language gave rise to works of poetry and prose, plays, the newspaper "Roshnaji" (Light) (1925-1930), whose name was later changed to "Bajroqi Mihnat" (1930-1938) (Workers' Flag), and socio-political reviews including "Hajoti Mihnat" (Life of the Workers), named later "Adabijoti Soveti" (Soviet Literature) (1930-1938). In the Middle Ages, Italian Jews developed a unique mode of speaking known today by scholars as Judeo-Italian. Written in Hebrew letters, Judeo-Italian flourished after Jews were confined to small ghettos: all-Jewish neighborhoods in Italian towns where Jews were forced to live. From a morphological perspective, there are also differences in the conjugation of verbs, such as merum (I will go), which is pronounced meravam in Tajik, or rafsode (he is going) rafta istodaast in Tajik. About half of speakers are older than forty years old. status constructus, where both members are Hebrew: status constructus, where first member is Aramaic and second is Hebrew. The Bukharian Quarter in Jerusalem became a thriving center of Bukharian culture. Judeo-Arabic dialects also incorporate Hebrew and Aramaic words, as well sometimes as older Arabic words that have fallen out of use in the wider non-Jewish population. 6 Little-Known Jewish Languages - Aish.com In the late 1800s, many Bukharian Jews began immigrating to Israel. In most Bukharan families today, children no longer speak Judeo-Tajik. Up until 1928, these publications made use of the Hebrew alphabet (Rashi letters were used in handwriting, while square letters were used in print) and some Jews used the Arabic alphabet, which was used by local non-Jews at that time. My Bukharian Jewish Community Celebrates Hanukkah Semantically, most lexemes of Hebrew-Aramaic origin may be classified according to the following categories: - birth: benzokhor 'son' < son + male, masculine;milo < 'circumcision,' sometimes the word misvo < religious duty, good deed is used in the meaning of circumcision;' m(h)el < 'circumciser;' sandoq < godfather, - marriage: qudush < (-in is omitted) marriage due to Jewish tradition; katvo < marriage contract;' get < 'divorce;'haton < bridegroom;'kalo < bride;'shidukhin < (Niyazov 1979:94) match-making, - death:ganeden < Paradise;'gey(h)inm < hell;',hashkovo < 'prayer for the deceased;'lavoyo < funeral, hankko< Hanukkah(feast);' med < Jewish holiday, appointed time, festival(holiday),' pisho < Passover; puryo < 'Purim,'sukko < Feast of Tabernacles;' rshoshono < 'New Year according to the Jewish calendar', c) Food:bosor kosher meat < 'meat;' homes < leavened;' lehem< 'bread;'maso < 'matsa', d) Prayers:barokho < blessing, grace;qidusho < qidush + Tajik ending of noun plural form 'sanctification over wine; aravit < evening prayer'.
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