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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 Attested were found in two independent sources, or in one public domain work. Words marked Unconfirmed have not yet been found in a second independent source. The checks so far were made with AI assistance, and no word has yet been reviewed by the editorial board. The meanings are written by us.
46 words · 0 attested · 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, prose of the post, not the word list; 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)