"sefardo" meaning in All languages combined

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Noun [Esperanto]

IPA: [seˈfardo] Forms: sefardon [accusative, singular], sefardoj [plural], sefardojn [accusative, plural]
Rhymes: -ardo Etymology: From Hebrew ספרדי (s'faradí), possibly via English Sephardi. Etymology templates: {{bor|eo|he|ספרדי|tr=s'faradí}} Hebrew ספרדי (s'faradí), {{der|eo|en|Sephardi}} English Sephardi Head templates: {{eo-head}} sefardo (accusative singular sefardon, plural sefardoj, accusative plural sefardojn)
  1. Sephardi Jew Categories (topical): Ethnography, Judaism Categories (place): Spain Derived forms: sefarda (english: Sephardic) Related terms: aŝkenazo (english: Ashkenazi Jew)
    Sense id: en-sefardo-eo-noun-Li8T5iNP Categories (other): Esperanto entries with incorrect language header

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          "english": "The current language spoken by the Sephardim since their exile from Spain in 1492 is not Biblical and poetic Ladino; it's Judezmo, the language of the Jews.",
          "ref": "1940, The Worker Esperantist, numbers 17-48, page 473",
          "text": "La aktuala lingvo parolata de la sefardoj de post ilia ekzilo el Hispanio de 1492 ĝis hodiaŭ estas ne biblia kaj poezia Ladino; ĝi estas Judezmo, la lingvo de la Judoj.",
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          "english": "Russians, Gypsies, Spanish-descended Sephardim, so many communities who ignored and hated one another, such was the world known by the little Elias in his childhood, which had to be the starting point for future considerations.",
          "ref": "2002, Henri Masson, René Centassi, translated by Georges Lagrange and Phillippe Combot, La homo kiu defiis Babelon: Ludoviko Lazaro Zamenhof, page 20",
          "text": "Rusoj, Ciganoj, hispandevenaj sefardoj, tiom da komunumoj, kiuj ignoris kaj malestimis unu la aliajn, tia estis la mondo, kiun konis la eta Elias en sia infanaĝo, kaj kiu devis esti deirpunkto por estontaj pripensoj.",
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          "english": "in front of me swarm tourists\nwho like Goliath strut\nwith bulldozing ignorance\non shadowy proto-slabs\nas though shadowing a dream\nof the blood of Sephardim",
          "ref": "2016, Benoît Philippe, “En la eksa geto de Barcelono”, in Kvazaŭ varfo, page 87",
          "roman": "sango de sefardoj",
          "text": "preterhordas min turistoj\nkiuj Goliate pavas\nper buldozanta nescio\nsur prasloboj ombraj\nkiel ombra reve",
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          "english": "Ashkenazi Jew",
          "word": "aŝkenazo"
        }
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      "ipa": "[seˈfardo]"
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      "rhymes": "-ardo"
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      "english": "Ashkenazi Jew",
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        "Esperanto terms derived from English",
        "Esperanto terms derived from Hebrew",
        "Esperanto terms with IPA pronunciation",
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          "ref": "1940, The Worker Esperantist, numbers 17-48, page 473",
          "text": "La aktuala lingvo parolata de la sefardoj de post ilia ekzilo el Hispanio de 1492 ĝis hodiaŭ estas ne biblia kaj poezia Ladino; ĝi estas Judezmo, la lingvo de la Judoj.",
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          "ref": "2002, Henri Masson, René Centassi, translated by Georges Lagrange and Phillippe Combot, La homo kiu defiis Babelon: Ludoviko Lazaro Zamenhof, page 20",
          "text": "Rusoj, Ciganoj, hispandevenaj sefardoj, tiom da komunumoj, kiuj ignoris kaj malestimis unu la aliajn, tia estis la mondo, kiun konis la eta Elias en sia infanaĝo, kaj kiu devis esti deirpunkto por estontaj pripensoj.",
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          "english": "in front of me swarm tourists\nwho like Goliath strut\nwith bulldozing ignorance\non shadowy proto-slabs\nas though shadowing a dream\nof the blood of Sephardim",
          "ref": "2016, Benoît Philippe, “En la eksa geto de Barcelono”, in Kvazaŭ varfo, page 87",
          "roman": "sango de sefardoj",
          "text": "preterhordas min turistoj\nkiuj Goliate pavas\nper buldozanta nescio\nsur prasloboj ombraj\nkiel ombra reve",
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      "ipa": "[seˈfardo]"
    },
    {
      "rhymes": "-ardo"
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