JudaischAramäisch
Judäisch-Aramäisch refers to a variety of Aramaic spoken by Jewish communities in ancient and medieval times. It is distinct from other Aramaic dialects due to its incorporation of Hebrew vocabulary and grammatical influences. This linguistic development occurred as Jewish populations interacted with Aramaic-speaking cultures in regions like Babylonia, Judea, and Galilee.
Several literary works were composed in Judäisch-Aramäisch, most notably the Babylonian Talmud, a foundational text of
The study of Judäisch-Aramäisch is crucial for understanding Jewish history, literature, and religious thought during these