Judeo-Gaelic/Wordlist

• afach 'however' comes from a mashup of two Hebrew conjunctions, אף על פי ש 'although, despite' and אך 'but' (cf. irregardless in English)
• enfir (f) = season
• tom byoa = I live (am alive)
• tom ă zean = I do
• tom ăg îth = I eat
• tom ăg oał = I drink
• tom ă ro = I say
• tom ă leav = I read
• tom ă scriv = I write
• tom ă łasăgh = I light
• tom ă cină (Hebrew) = I cry, I lament
• tom î mă-chadăl = I sleep
• tom î mă-thi = I sit
• tom î mă-șesăv = I stand
• tom î mă-li = I lie (somewhere)
• tom î mă-fhirăch = I live (I dwell)
• geljă (de...) (f) = meaning (of...)
• tom ă toadă (de...) (Hebrew) = I thank
• tom ă hodoă (Hebrew) = (flowery) I give thanks; I say the Hoda'ah
• Zie (m) = God
  • Religious Jews may write ז־א Z-e or use other terms such as השם Ha-Šéam, המקום Ha-Mocăm, or הקדוש בּרוך הוא Ha-Codăș Borăch Hu instead.
• אַך ach = but (however)
• כּי־אם cim (Hebrew) = but (rather)
• כאַל ... כּי־אם chal... cim = only (used like Irish ní... ach)
• רוג'ן rujăn = something
• אפילו afílu = even (also)
  • אפילו מאָ afílu mo = even if
• טאָ תּקווה אַגּאָם to ticvă agom = I hope