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Meanings of sephardim in English
Jewish ethnic group.
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Examples for "sephardi jews"
Examples for "sephardi jews"
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The expulsion of the Sephardi jews of Spain must be seen in the context of this larger European trend.
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The disorder commonly afflicts Sephardic Jews, Arabs, and persons of Turkish descent.
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Visiting the Jewish community recently, she told them her ancestors were Sephardic Jews.
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But it was founded only in 1651, also by Sephardic Jews from Holland.
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The Bernals were originally Sephardic Jews who came to Ireland in 1840 from Spain, via Amsterdam and London.
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The belief was handed down in her family that several hundred years ago they were Sephardic Jews from Spain who settled in Ireland.
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Some sought shelter in Britain and Ireland, embracing Christianity while maintaining aspects of Sephardic Jewish culture.
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This is an old Sephardic Jewish family.
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These populations showed a high degree of endogamy and were part of a larger Ashkenazi and Sephardic Jewish group.
Usage of sephardim in English
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Their connection with paganism and idolatry should logically have revolted the Sephardim.
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They spoke in Spanish, the language usually employed amongst themselves by the English Sephardim.
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The Mediterranean World and the Redistribution of the Sephardim
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At that time all the Jews in London were Sephardim of Spain and Portugal and Italy.
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Only Sephardim allow tattuage of the skin.
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What you see here is the central Institute of our People, the Sephardim-theSpanish part of our People.
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Two of the largest and most recent of the former were used respectively by the Sephardim and Ashkenazim sects.
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We are pure Sephardim.
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'Pure Sephardim, in nature and in name.'
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Tells of conflict within the religious sector between the Ashkenazi religious establishment and the Sephardim, who make up more than half the population.
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This new form of Kabbalism probably originated in the Balkan provinces of the Ottoman empire, where many of the Sephardim had established communities.
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The social differences between Sephardim and Ashkenazim are significant: the former are generally more traditional in religious observance and less educated and financially well-off.
Translations for sephardim
Portuguese
Spanish