Diaspora

English

Etymology

See diaspora.

Pronunciation

See diaspora.

Proper noun

Wikipedia

the Diaspora

1. The dispersion of the Jews from the land of Israel.
2. The Jews so dispersed, taken collectively.
3. A similar dispersion.

Usage notes

• (similar dispersion): In this sense the term is frequently qualified, for example as “the African Diaspora”.

Translations

dispersion of a group of people

• Alemannic: diaspora
• Arabic: الشتات
• Basque: diaspora (eu)
• Bosnian: dijaspora
• Catalan: diàspora
• Chinese: 猶太人散居地, 犹太人散居地 (yóutàirén sàn jū de)
• Croatian: dijaspora
• Czech: diaspora (cs)
• Danish: diaspora (da)
• Dutch: diaspora (nl)
• Esperanto: diasporo
• Estonian: diasporaa, hajala
• Finnish: diaspora (fi)
• French: diaspora (fr) f
• Georgian: დიასპორა (diaspora)
• German: Diaspora (de) f
• Greek: διασπορά (el) f (diasporá)
• Hebrew: גלות (galut) f

• Indonesian: diaspora (id)
• Interlingua: diaspora (ia)
• Italian: diaspora (it)
• Japanese: ディアスポラ (diasupora), 四散 (しさん, shisan)
• Korean: 디아스포라 (diaseupora)
• Norwegian: diaspora (no)
• Polish: diaspora (pl)
• Portuguese: diáspora (pt) f
• Russian: диаспора (ru) (diaspora)
• Serbian: дијаспора
• Sicilian: diàspora
• Slovak: diaspóra
• Spanish: diáspora (es) f
• Swedish: diaspora (sv)
• Turkish: diaspora (tr)
• Ukrainian: діаспора
• Yiddish: גלות (galut) f

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German

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Noun

Diaspora f (genitive Diaspora, plural Diasporas)

1. Diaspora