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Anglo-Jewish

Anglo-Jewish

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About Jews who speak English and their culture
  • adjective
  • /ˈæŋɡləʊ ˈdʒuːɪʃ/
: anglojudío
  • Anglo-Jewish writers have made significant contributions to British literature.

Examples

  • The museum has a large collection of Anglo-Jewish artifacts from the 19th century.

  • She published several studies on Anglo-Jewish history and communities.

  • The Anglo-Jewish community has a rich history.

  • Many Anglo-Jewish writers have made significant contributions.

  • Many Anglo-Jewish authors have made significant contributions to English literature.

  • The festival celebrated Anglo-Jewish culture, showcasing traditional music and cuisine.

  • She attended an event focused on the history and heritage of Anglo-Jewish communities.

Surface Forms

Anglo-Jewish positive

Morphology

Anglo-Jewish = Anglo + Jewish (transparent) = Anglo + Jew + ish

Meaning is directly composed from 'Anglo' (English) + 'Jewish' (relating to Jews), so learners who know those parts can infer the sense.

Etymology

The word Anglo-Jewish joins Anglo-, meaning 'English', as in the word Anglo-American, and Jewish. So, it means Jewish people, culture, or history that are connected with England or English-speaking communities.