Judaeo-german
noun
1.
another name for Yiddish
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[hah-nah-see] /hɑ nɑˈsi/ noun 1. a.d. c135–c210, Jewish rabbi and scholar. [hah-nah-see] /hɑ nɑˈsi/ noun 1. Judah, . /hɑːnɑːˈsiː/ noun 1. ?135–?220 ad, rabbi and patriarch of the Sanhedrin, who compiled the Mishnah
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