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A first list of Judeo-Greek / Yevanic words, each with its source.
A first list, in progress. Every word was found in at least one published source, named beside it. Words marked Unconfirmed have not yet been checked against a second independent source, and none has been reviewed by the editorial board. The meanings are written by us.
46 words · 0 confirmed · 46 unconfirmed
Source: Nicholas, Nick (2017). What is Yevanic? Blog post, Hellenisteukontos, drawing on Vlahou, Kotzoglou and Papadopoulou (2016), Studies in Greek Linguistics 36. Copyrighted, citable, word list in post (needs second source; gloss and etymology given in post look doubtful, verify against Vlahou et al. 2016)
Source: De Ridder, Niels. All explained: The Trilingual Hebrew/Aramaic/Judeo Greek Glossary from MS Vat. ebr. 423. KU Leuven, Lirias repository (c. 2021). Edition of a medieval manuscript; licence not stated, copyrighted, citable, entry 93 (needs second source; Greek letter form is an editorial reading of Hebrew script; page not visible, entry number used)
Source: De Ridder, Niels. All explained: The Trilingual Hebrew/Aramaic/Judeo Greek Glossary from MS Vat. ebr. 423. KU Leuven, Lirias repository (c. 2021). Edition of a medieval manuscript; licence not stated, copyrighted, citable, entry 64 (needs second source; Greek letter form is an editorial reading of Hebrew script; page not visible, entry number used)
Source: De Ridder, Niels. All explained: The Trilingual Hebrew/Aramaic/Judeo Greek Glossary from MS Vat. ebr. 423. KU Leuven, Lirias repository (c. 2021). Edition of a medieval manuscript; licence not stated, copyrighted, citable, entry 201 (needs second source; Greek letter form is an editorial reading of Hebrew script; page not visible, entry number used)
Source: De Ridder, Niels. All explained: The Trilingual Hebrew/Aramaic/Judeo Greek Glossary from MS Vat. ebr. 423. KU Leuven, Lirias repository (c. 2021). Edition of a medieval manuscript; licence not stated, copyrighted, citable, entry 19 (needs second source; Greek letter form is an editorial reading of Hebrew script; page not visible, entry number used)
Source: De Ridder, Niels. All explained: The Trilingual Hebrew/Aramaic/Judeo Greek Glossary from MS Vat. ebr. 423. KU Leuven, Lirias repository (c. 2021). Edition of a medieval manuscript; licence not stated, copyrighted, citable, entry 35 (needs second source; Greek letter form is an editorial reading of Hebrew script; page not visible, entry number used)
Source: De Ridder, Niels. All explained: The Trilingual Hebrew/Aramaic/Judeo Greek Glossary from MS Vat. ebr. 423. KU Leuven, Lirias repository (c. 2021). Edition of a medieval manuscript; licence not stated, copyrighted, citable, entry 90 (needs second source; Greek letter form is an editorial reading of Hebrew script; page not visible, entry number used)
Source: De Ridder, Niels. All explained: The Trilingual Hebrew/Aramaic/Judeo Greek Glossary from MS Vat. ebr. 423. KU Leuven, Lirias repository (c. 2021). Edition of a medieval manuscript; licence not stated, copyrighted, citable, entry 224 (needs second source; Greek letter form is an editorial reading of Hebrew script; page not visible, entry number used)
Source: De Ridder, Niels. All explained: The Trilingual Hebrew/Aramaic/Judeo Greek Glossary from MS Vat. ebr. 423. KU Leuven, Lirias repository (c. 2021). Edition of a medieval manuscript; licence not stated, copyrighted, citable, entry 65, participle (needs second source; Greek letter form is an editorial reading of Hebrew script; page not visible, entry number used)
Source: De Ridder, Niels. All explained: The Trilingual Hebrew/Aramaic/Judeo Greek Glossary from MS Vat. ebr. 423. KU Leuven, Lirias repository (c. 2021). Edition of a medieval manuscript; licence not stated, copyrighted, citable, entry 88, participle (needs second source; Greek letter form is an editorial reading of Hebrew script; page not visible, entry number used)
Source: Fernández Marcos, Natalio (CSIC Madrid). Article on the Judeo Greek column of the Constantinople Pentateuch (1547), Dialnet PDF; title, journal and year not visible in extract. Copyrighted, citable, Num. 21:6, 8 to 9 example (needs second source; Greek form OCR garbled in extract, check scan)
Source: De Ridder, Niels. All explained: The Trilingual Hebrew/Aramaic/Judeo Greek Glossary from MS Vat. ebr. 423. KU Leuven, Lirias repository (c. 2021). Edition of a medieval manuscript; licence not stated, copyrighted, citable, entry 63, participle (needs second source; Greek letter form is an editorial reading of Hebrew script; page not visible, entry number used)
Source: De Ridder, Niels. All explained: The Trilingual Hebrew/Aramaic/Judeo Greek Glossary from MS Vat. ebr. 423. KU Leuven, Lirias repository (c. 2021). Edition of a medieval manuscript; licence not stated, copyrighted, citable, entry 279, participle (needs second source; Greek letter form is an editorial reading of Hebrew script; page not visible, entry number used)
Source: Nicholas, Nick. Belléli vs. Hesseling. Blog post, Hellenisteukontos, discussing Hesseling, D. C. (1897) Les cinq livres de la Loi (Judeo Greek Pentateuch, Constantinople 1547; Hesseling public domain, died 1941). Blog copyrighted, citable, discussion of Hesseling's readings (needs second source; check Hesseling 1897 directly)
Source: Nicholas, Nick (2017). What is Yevanic? Blog post, Hellenisteukontos, drawing on Vlahou, Kotzoglou and Papadopoulou (2016), Studies in Greek Linguistics 36. Copyrighted, citable, word list in post; origin uncertain (needs second source; check Vlahou et al. 2016)
Source: Nicholas, Nick. Belléli vs. Hesseling. Blog post, Hellenisteukontos, discussing Hesseling, D. C. (1897) Les cinq livres de la Loi (Judeo Greek Pentateuch, Constantinople 1547; Hesseling public domain, died 1941). Blog copyrighted, citable, discussion of pronoun forms (needs second source; check Hesseling 1897 directly)
Source: Nicholas, Nick. Belléli vs. Hesseling. Blog post, Hellenisteukontos, discussing Hesseling, D. C. (1897) Les cinq livres de la Loi (Judeo Greek Pentateuch, Constantinople 1547; Hesseling public domain, died 1941). Blog copyrighted, citable, discussion; the blogger marks this reading as probable (needs second source; check Hesseling 1897 directly)
Source: Nicholas, Nick. Belléli vs. Hesseling. Blog post, Hellenisteukontos, discussing Hesseling, D. C. (1897) Les cinq livres de la Loi (Judeo Greek Pentateuch, Constantinople 1547; Hesseling public domain, died 1941). Blog copyrighted, citable, discussion of pronoun forms (needs second source; check Hesseling 1897 directly)
Source: Nicholas, Nick. Belléli vs. Hesseling. Blog post, Hellenisteukontos, discussing Hesseling, D. C. (1897) Les cinq livres de la Loi (Judeo Greek Pentateuch, Constantinople 1547; Hesseling public domain, died 1941). Blog copyrighted, citable, discussion of Hesseling's readings (needs second source; check Hesseling 1897 directly)
Source: Nicholas, Nick (2017). What is Yevanic? Blog post, Hellenisteukontos, drawing on Vlahou, Kotzoglou and Papadopoulou (2016), Studies in Greek Linguistics 36. Copyrighted, citable, word list in post (needs second source; check Vlahou et al. 2016)
Source: Nicholas, Nick (2017). What is Yevanic? Blog post, Hellenisteukontos, drawing on Vlahou, Kotzoglou and Papadopoulou (2016), Studies in Greek Linguistics 36. Copyrighted, citable, word list in post (needs second source; check Vlahou et al. 2016)
Source: De Ridder, Niels. All explained: The Trilingual Hebrew/Aramaic/Judeo Greek Glossary from MS Vat. ebr. 423. KU Leuven, Lirias repository (c. 2021). Edition of a medieval manuscript; licence not stated, copyrighted, citable, entry 3 (needs second source; Greek letter form is an editorial reading of Hebrew script; page not visible, entry number used)
Source: Fernández Marcos, Natalio (CSIC Madrid). Article on the Judeo Greek column of the Constantinople Pentateuch (1547), Dialnet PDF; title, journal and year not visible in extract. Copyrighted, citable, Deut. 23:20 example (needs second source; Greek form OCR garbled in extract, check scan)
Source: De Ridder, Niels. All explained: The Trilingual Hebrew/Aramaic/Judeo Greek Glossary from MS Vat. ebr. 423. KU Leuven, Lirias repository (c. 2021). Edition of a medieval manuscript; licence not stated, copyrighted, citable, entry 24 (needs second source; Greek letter form is an editorial reading of Hebrew script; page not visible, entry number used)
Source: De Ridder, Niels. All explained: The Trilingual Hebrew/Aramaic/Judeo Greek Glossary from MS Vat. ebr. 423. KU Leuven, Lirias repository (c. 2021). Edition of a medieval manuscript; licence not stated, copyrighted, citable, entry 20 (needs second source; Greek letter form is an editorial reading of Hebrew script; page not visible, entry number used)
Source: De Ridder, Niels. All explained: The Trilingual Hebrew/Aramaic/Judeo Greek Glossary from MS Vat. ebr. 423. KU Leuven, Lirias repository (c. 2021). Edition of a medieval manuscript; licence not stated, copyrighted, citable, entry 61, participle (needs second source; Greek letter form is an editorial reading of Hebrew script; page not visible, entry number used)
Source: Nicholas, Nick. Belléli vs. Hesseling. Blog post, Hellenisteukontos, discussing Hesseling, D. C. (1897) Les cinq livres de la Loi (Judeo Greek Pentateuch, Constantinople 1547; Hesseling public domain, died 1941). Blog copyrighted, citable, discussion of Hesseling's readings (needs second source; check Hesseling 1897 directly)
Source: Nicholas, Nick. Belléli vs. Hesseling. Blog post, Hellenisteukontos, discussing Hesseling, D. C. (1897) Les cinq livres de la Loi (Judeo Greek Pentateuch, Constantinople 1547; Hesseling public domain, died 1941). Blog copyrighted, citable, discussion of Hesseling's readings (needs second source; check Hesseling 1897 directly)
Source: Nicholas, Nick. Belléli vs. Hesseling. Blog post, Hellenisteukontos, discussing Hesseling, D. C. (1897) Les cinq livres de la Loi (Judeo Greek Pentateuch, Constantinople 1547; Hesseling public domain, died 1941). Blog copyrighted, citable, discussion of Hesseling's readings (needs second source; check Hesseling 1897 directly)
Source: De Ridder, Niels. All explained: The Trilingual Hebrew/Aramaic/Judeo Greek Glossary from MS Vat. ebr. 423. KU Leuven, Lirias repository (c. 2021). Edition of a medieval manuscript; licence not stated, copyrighted, citable, entry 283 (needs second source; Greek letter form is an editorial reading of Hebrew script; page not visible, entry number used)
Source: De Ridder, Niels. All explained: The Trilingual Hebrew/Aramaic/Judeo Greek Glossary from MS Vat. ebr. 423. KU Leuven, Lirias repository (c. 2021). Edition of a medieval manuscript; licence not stated, copyrighted, citable, entry 79 (needs second source; Greek letter form is an editorial reading of Hebrew script; page not visible, entry number used)
Source: Fernández Marcos, Natalio (CSIC Madrid). Article on the Judeo Greek column of the Constantinople Pentateuch (1547), Dialnet PDF; title, journal and year not visible in extract. Copyrighted, citable, Gen. 4:10 example (needs second source; Greek form OCR garbled in extract, check scan)
Source: Nicholas, Nick (2017). What is Yevanic? Blog post, Hellenisteukontos, drawing on Vlahou, Kotzoglou and Papadopoulou (2016), Studies in Greek Linguistics 36. Copyrighted, citable, word list in post; New York form talis (needs second source; check Vlahou et al. 2016)
Source: De Ridder, Niels. All explained: The Trilingual Hebrew/Aramaic/Judeo Greek Glossary from MS Vat. ebr. 423. KU Leuven, Lirias repository (c. 2021). Edition of a medieval manuscript; licence not stated, copyrighted, citable, entry 137 (needs second source; Greek letter form is an editorial reading of Hebrew script; page not visible, entry number used)
Source: De Ridder, Niels. All explained: The Trilingual Hebrew/Aramaic/Judeo Greek Glossary from MS Vat. ebr. 423. KU Leuven, Lirias repository (c. 2021). Edition of a medieval manuscript; licence not stated, copyrighted, citable, entry 164 (needs second source; Greek letter form is an editorial reading of Hebrew script; page not visible, entry number used)
Source: De Ridder, Niels. All explained: The Trilingual Hebrew/Aramaic/Judeo Greek Glossary from MS Vat. ebr. 423. KU Leuven, Lirias repository (c. 2021). Edition of a medieval manuscript; licence not stated, copyrighted, citable, entry 109 (needs second source; Greek letter form is an editorial reading of Hebrew script; page not visible, entry number used)
Source: De Ridder, Niels. All explained: The Trilingual Hebrew/Aramaic/Judeo Greek Glossary from MS Vat. ebr. 423. KU Leuven, Lirias repository (c. 2021). Edition of a medieval manuscript; licence not stated, copyrighted, citable, entry 276, accusative (needs second source; Greek letter form is an editorial reading of Hebrew script; page not visible, entry number used)
Source: De Ridder, Niels. All explained: The Trilingual Hebrew/Aramaic/Judeo Greek Glossary from MS Vat. ebr. 423. KU Leuven, Lirias repository (c. 2021). Edition of a medieval manuscript; licence not stated, copyrighted, citable, entry 4 (needs second source; Greek letter form is an editorial reading of Hebrew script; page not visible, entry number used)
Source: De Ridder, Niels. All explained: The Trilingual Hebrew/Aramaic/Judeo Greek Glossary from MS Vat. ebr. 423. KU Leuven, Lirias repository (c. 2021). Edition of a medieval manuscript; licence not stated, copyrighted, citable, entry 225 (needs second source; Greek letter form is an editorial reading of Hebrew script; page not visible, entry number used)
Source: Nicholas, Nick. Belléli vs. Hesseling. Blog post, Hellenisteukontos, discussing Hesseling, D. C. (1897) Les cinq livres de la Loi (Judeo Greek Pentateuch, Constantinople 1547; Hesseling public domain, died 1941). Blog copyrighted, citable, discussion of Hesseling's readings (needs second source; check Hesseling 1897 directly)
Source: De Ridder, Niels. All explained: The Trilingual Hebrew/Aramaic/Judeo Greek Glossary from MS Vat. ebr. 423. KU Leuven, Lirias repository (c. 2021). Edition of a medieval manuscript; licence not stated, copyrighted, citable, entry 103 (needs second source; Greek letter form is an editorial reading of Hebrew script; page not visible, entry number used)
Source: Nicholas, Nick (2017). What is Yevanic? Blog post, Hellenisteukontos, drawing on Vlahou, Kotzoglou and Papadopoulou (2016), Studies in Greek Linguistics 36. Copyrighted, citable, word list in post (needs second source; check Vlahou et al. 2016)
Source: Nicholas, Nick. Belléli vs. Hesseling. Blog post, Hellenisteukontos, discussing Hesseling, D. C. (1897) Les cinq livres de la Loi (Judeo Greek Pentateuch, Constantinople 1547; Hesseling public domain, died 1941). Blog copyrighted, citable, discussion of Hesseling's readings (needs second source; check Hesseling 1897 directly)
Source: Fernández Marcos, Natalio (CSIC Madrid). Article on the Judeo Greek column of the Constantinople Pentateuch (1547), Dialnet PDF; title, journal and year not visible in extract. Copyrighted, citable, discussion of lexical choices (needs second source; Greek form OCR garbled in extract, check scan)
Source: Fernández Marcos, Natalio (CSIC Madrid). Article on the Judeo Greek column of the Constantinople Pentateuch (1547), Dialnet PDF; title, journal and year not visible in extract. Copyrighted, citable, discussion of lexical choices (needs second source; Greek form OCR garbled in extract, check scan)
Source: Nicholas, Nick. Belléli vs. Hesseling. Blog post, Hellenisteukontos, discussing Hesseling, D. C. (1897) Les cinq livres de la Loi (Judeo Greek Pentateuch, Constantinople 1547; Hesseling public domain, died 1941). Blog copyrighted, citable, discussion of Hesseling's readings (needs second source; check Hesseling 1897 directly)