Sephardic U Crossword Puzzle of the Week
Across
- 4. Last name of two great Sephardic poets
- 5. A Spanish Jewish neighborhood
- 6. Iranian city known for its mausoleum
- 7. The Jews of this country were named after what the did not eat
- 10. Israeli Moroccan poet, winner of the highest poetry award
- 12. A city of fierce Jewish warriors and bodyguards
- 14. The last Jewish king (5-6C)
- 16. A Moroccan Jewish neighborhood
- 18. Second sultan by this name who welcomed Spanish exiles
- 21. Astronomer whose tools helped discover the New World
- 23. First name of a poet born in Gaza
- 25. A kabbalist whose last name means essential
- 27. Eaten only by Sephardim eight days a year
- 28. Title of the head of the Babylonian academies
- 29. traditional Moroccan dish
- 31. Ibn Paqquda and Ibn Asher shared this first name
- 32. Arab name of Spanish lands
- 34. The first word of Aleppo’s Hebrew name
- 37. One of three mandatory subjects in Sephardic medieval schools
- 38. This prophet’s grave is in Iraq
- 40. Rabbi in Egypt, minister in Israel
- 41. A medieval center of mysticism and halacha
- 42. Cousins and chief rabbis of Jerusalem and Haifa
- 44. A Spanish city and Rosh Hashanah fruit
- 47. The man who set the table of halacha
- 48. Bosnian rabbi
Down
- 1. An ancient community identified with a hat
- 2. Acronym of the author of the travel book “Good Circle”
- 3. Medieval global merchants based in Iraq
- 8. Author of Halachic responsa “The City of Rome”
- 9. First name of the Great Eagle
- 11. An early Spanish community
- 13. Philosophers R. Yehudah and R. Moshe wrote their works in this language
- 15. On a Sephardic Seder plate instead of parsley
- 17. His son was a physician who wrote 14 volumes on halacha
- 19. Moroccan Spanish cosmopolis
- 20. A literary Israeli dynasty well before the Corona vaccine
- 22. Iraqi Indian dynasty
- 24. Author of Israeli song Yam HaShibolim
- 26. His son wrote Deror Yikra
- 28. Considered the first Rishon LeTziyon
- 30. Jerusalem of Greece
- 33. This prophet’s grave is in Kurdistan
- 35. Traditional Syrian food
- 36. Iranian Jews use this herb to symbolize whips on Pesah
- 39. The glorious era of Iberian Jews
- 43. This gaon was a grammarian, philosopher, and poet
- 45. Turkish name of one of the cities where R Yosef Karo studied
- 46. British Yemenite city