Judeo-Georgian (Kivruli) and the Jews of Georgia
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Region: Géorgie (Caucase)
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A variety of Georgian used by the Jews of Georgia, incorporating a Hebrew and Aramaic lexicon proper to religious life, sometimes called Kivruli. A very ancient community, the Georgian Jews preserved distinct traditions and songs until their emigration to Israel. Their speech attests to a long symbiosis with Caucasian culture.
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