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Yiddish is a [[Saxo-Syzkynic languages|Saxo-Syzkynic]] language spoken by a minority in [[Araçana]]. Much of the language's history is currently unagreed upon, but it shows clear influence from the [[Mary-Moldovan languages]] and from [[Hebrew]]. Yiddish has multiple standardized forms, including the one used by Araçana's Xeçha University and the recently discovered [[Inter-Dimensional YIVO Yiddish]]. | Yiddish is a [[Saxo-Syzkynic languages|Saxo-Syzkynic]] language spoken by a minority in [[Araçana]]. Much of the language's history is currently unagreed upon, but it shows clear influence from the [[Mary-Moldovan languages]] and from [[Hebrew]]. Yiddish has multiple standardized forms, including the one used by Araçana's Xeçha University and the recently discovered [[Inter-Dimensional YIVO Yiddish]]. | ||
== Writing == | |||
It is traditionally written with an | It is traditionally written with an alphabetic adaptation of the Hebrew abjad. Additionally, standards for writing using the [[Latin alphabet|Latin]] and [[Xudha]] alphabets have been developed in Araçana, as detailed below. | ||
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Revision as of 07:53, 30 September 2025
| Yiddish | |
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| Language family | Saxo-Syzkynic |
| Early form(s) | Old High German |
| Writing system | Yiddish Alphabet |
| Official status | |
| Spoken in | Araçana (recognized) |
| Speaker | |
| Technical information | |
Yiddish is a Saxo-Syzkynic language spoken by a minority in Araçana. Much of the language's history is currently unagreed upon, but it shows clear influence from the Mary-Moldovan languages and from Hebrew. Yiddish has multiple standardized forms, including the one used by Araçana's Xeçha University and the recently discovered Inter-Dimensional YIVO Yiddish.
Writing
It is traditionally written with an alphabetic adaptation of the Hebrew abjad. Additionally, standards for writing using the Latin and Xudha alphabets have been developed in Araçana, as detailed below.