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Shuadit

El Shuadit (también yamado Chouhadite, Chouhadit, Chouadite, Chouadit) era una lingua djudeo-romansa del sud de Fransia, también yamada Djudeo-provenzal. Se tienen topados dokumentos del syéklo XI en Fransia, ma dempués de la Inkisizion en Fransia fue akavando pishín, asta en 1977, kuando murió Armand Lunel, el ultimo avlante de Shuadit. Algunos filologos konsideran al Shuadit un lashon del oksitano.

El dezvelopmayénto i la anyada de orijin del Shuadit no estan klaros ainda para los istoriadores. La lingua latina era la lingua de komersio i administrasion del Imperio Romano, la kuala se ekstendió en la rejión del sud de Fransia dempués de ke Iulius Caesar konkistasse la Galia Transalpina, enel anyo 50; ma ainda no se konose si el Shuadit nasió por modre de la adopsiyon i trokamiento de la lingua latina por la komunita djudia de la rejion, o si es una lingua ija de una lingua muncho más aedada, el La'az o lingua djudeo-latina.

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  • Z. Szajkowski (1948). דאָס לשון פֿון די ייִדן אין קאָמטאַ-ווענעסען. New York: Author (with the aid of YIVO).
  • H. Guttel (1971) "Judeo-Provençal". Encyclopaedia Judaica 10: pp.439-441.
  • R. Hirschler (1894) "Petit vocabulaire comprenant à peu près tous les mots et expressions judéo-provençales employés par les israélites dits cotmadins avec étymologie". Calendrier à l'usage des israélites pour l'année religieuse 5655. Toulouse. pp.26-32.
  • M. Banitt (1963). "Une langue fantôme : le judéo-français". Revue de linguistique romane 27, pp. 245-294.
  • D. Blondheim (1928). "Notes étymologiques et lexicographiques." Mélanges de linguistique et de littérature offerts à M. Alfred Jeanroy par ses élèves et ses amis. Paris: Champion. pp. 71-80.
  • P. Pansier (1925). "Une comédie en argot hébraïco-provençal de la fin du XVIIIe siècle". Revue des études juives 81: pp. 113-145
  • Shuadit language
  • Judeo-provençal

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Linguas djudias

Aragonit | Buhori | Djidi | Djudeo-Arabo | Djudeo-Bereber | Djudeo-Espanyol | Djudeo-Golpaygani | Djudeo-Hamedani | Djudeo-Malayalam | Djudeo-Marathi | Djudeo-Shirazi | Djuhuri | Gruzini | Haketia | Hulaulá | Italkit | Idish | Ivrit | Karaimit | Katalanit | Kaylinya | Krimchak | Kwara | La'az | Lishán Didán | Lishana Deni | Lishanid Noshan | Lusitaniko | Sarfatiko | Shuadit | Tetuani | Yevanitiko

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