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English: Vocabulary used by Jewish Horse Traders, 1764. What is extraordinary about this veterinary work designed for equestrians, is the "Anhang" or Appendix, which consists of 36 pages of Hebrew words and phrases which were used by Jewish horsetraders, transliterated into Gothic letters and provided with German definitions. The Appendix is subdivded in three parts. First, are presented the numbers in Hebrew, both in square Hebrew characters, and spelled out: Echod, Schnaim, Schloscho, etc. Next, in alphabetical order, is a comprehensive Hebrew-German dictionary. The dictionary is followed by five dialogues between Jewish horse traders in their peculiar Hebraeo-German jargon. Here is an example for a typical conversation: |
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Author | Freiherr Wolf Ehrenfried von Reizenstein, 1712-1778; Center for Jewish History, NYC | |||||||
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