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A West Germanic, or more specifically High German, language that developed from Middle High German dialects, with an admixture of vocabulary from multiple source languages including Hebrew-Aramaic, Romance, Slavic, English, etc., and mostly written in Hebrew characters which is used mainly among Ashkenazic Jews from central and eastern Europe.
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Yiddish
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Yiddish
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Proper noun
A
West
Germanic,
or
more
specifically
High
German,
language
that
developed
from
Middle
High
German
dialects,
with
an
admixture
of
vocabulary
from
multiple
source
languages
including
Hebrew-Aramaic,
Romance,
Slavic,
English,
etc.,
and
mostly
written
in
Hebrew
characters
which
is
used
mainly
among
Ashkenazic
Jews
from
central
and
eastern
Europe.
Japanese Meaning
イディッシュ語とは、高地ドイツ語由来の言語で、中期高地ドイツ語の方言から発展し、ヘブライ‐アラム語、ロマンス語、スラブ語、英語などの語彙を混ぜ、主に中央・東欧のアシュケナジム（ユダヤ人）によって使用され、ヘブライ文字で書かれる言語です。
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A
West
Germanic,
or
more
specifically
High
German,
language
that
developed
from
Middle
High
German
dialects,
with
an
admixture
of
vocabulary
from
multiple
source
languages
including
Hebrew-Aramaic,
Romance,
Slavic,
English,
etc.,
and
mostly
written
in
Hebrew
characters
which
is
used
mainly
among
Ashkenazic
Jews
from
central
and
eastern
Europe.
