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Ladino in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Ladino,
derived from Latin, may
refer to: Judeo-Spanish
language (ISO 639–3 lad),
spoken by Sephardic...
- The
Ladino people are a mix of
mestizo or
Hispanicized peoples in
Latin America, prin****lly in
Central America. The
demonym Ladino is a
Spanish word...
- (autonym Djudeo-Espanyol,
Hebrew script: גֿודֿיאו-איספאנייול), also
known as
Ladino or
Judezmo or Spaniolit, is a
Romance language derived from
Castilian Old...
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Ladino is a
Surname of Iberian-Jewish origin. It
usually Indicates someone who
natively speaks Ladino or
someone of Spanish/Portuguese-Jewish descent...
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Black Ladinos (Spanish:
negros ladinos) were
Hispanicized black Ladinos,
exiled to
Spanish America after having spent time in Spain. They were referred...
- La
Epoca (
Ladino: The Era) was a
Ladino language newspaper published between 1875 and 1911 in Thessaloniki,
Ottoman Empire.
Published nearly for forty...
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commonly used for
writing Ladino language texts in the
Hebrew alphabet. To
express additional fricative sounds found in
Ladino, the
alphabet is expanded...
- Judeo-Spanish, a
Romance language also
called Ladino (specifically "
Ladino Oriental" or
Eastern Ladino) and
Judezmo ("Jewish [language]"). The language...
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applied to
intermediate varieties (but
sometimes to
smaller varieties), and '
ladino clover' is
applied to
large varieties. The
genus name, Trifolium, derives...
- need for a rafe to disambiguate. Note
Ladino orthography is far less
standardized than Yiddish;
original Ladino works may be
written in
Rashi script (using...
