Judeo-Aramaic languages

Judeo-Aramaic is a dialect of Aramaic, which was spoken by many Jews in the Second Temple period from 587 BC to 70 AD, and for a few centuries afterwards. 




Significance
There is a common belief that Judeo-Aramaic was the mother tongue of Jesus, which was influenced by Hebrew.
Related pages
 Yiddish
 History of Jews
 Ladino language
 Hebrew language
 Aramaic language
 Judeo-Arabic dialects

References

Category:Judaism
Category:Jewish people
Category:Jewish culture
Category:Semitic languages