- Galuth
- Ga|luthdie; -<aus hebr. gālût »Exil«, eigtl. Part. Passiv von galâ »ins Exil gehen«>das Leben des jüd. Volkes außerhalb Israels, als es keinen jüd. Staat gab (70 n. Chr.-1948)
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