At its height, the population of the ghetto was more than five thousand. kind or variety of person or animal,' from Old French sorte 'class, kind,' from Latin sortem (nominative sors) 'lot fate, destiny share, portion rank, category sex, class, oracular response, prophecy,' from PIE root ser- (2) 'to line up.' The sense evolution in Vulgar Latin is from. Only Jewish doctors could leave the ghetto at night. sort (n.) late 14c., 'group of people, animals, etc. At nightfall they were required to return to the island, and the gates were chained. They could leave the ghetto only after sunrise, when the bell tolled in the campanile, and only if they wore a yellow tunic and hat. slang sense of ' angry, irritated ' is first attested 1938 (probably from similar use with regard to sailors, ' tough, aggressive ,' attested by 1920), especially in phrase jump salty 'to unexpectedly become enraged.' Related: Saltily. In 1516, the Christians of Ghetto Nuovo were evicted and the Jews of Venice were forced to take their place. The surrounding canals formed a natural moat, which cut off the island from the neighboring communities, and the single bridge could be guarded by Christian watchmen. Shylock: From the antagonistic character of Shylock, a Jewish money-lender. The indeed Biblical noun ( 'oren) means fir or cedar.
The unused verb ( 'aran) appears to have meant to be nimble, agile, or even high up or aroused, and in cognate languages it yields a noun for a kind of wild mountain goat. slang according to the Online Etymology Dictionary, probably altered from German Scheisser incompetent worthless person, from Scheisse shit from Old High German skizzan to defecate. Plural noun ( renanim) refers to birds that deliver piercing cries. The campo was large and had no parish church. This word was defined as unscrupulous lawyer in 1843’s U.S. The foundry was never built, and a century later, when the rulers of Venice were looking for a suitable spot to confine the city’s swelling population of unwanted Jews, the remote parcel known as Ghetto Nuovo was deemed the ideal place. The medical community, politicians and support organizations have made incredible progress in the fight against this formerly unknown and heavily. Now, more than 35 million people across the globe live with HIV/AIDS. “IN THE fifteenth century, a swampy parcel of land in the sestieri of Cannaregio was set aside for the construction of a new brass foundry, known in the Venetian dialect as a geto. When HIV first began infecting humans in the 1970s, scientists were unaware of its existence.
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