Judeo-Italian refers to the historical Jewish communities in Italy and their unique cultural and linguistic practices. This term encompasses the traditions, customs, and languages that developed among Jews living in various regions of Italy, particularly during the Middle Ages and the Renaissance. The language aspect of Judeo-Italian includes dialects influenced by Italian, Hebrew, and other languages, reflecting the diverse experiences of Jewish communities. These dialects often contained specific vocabulary related to Jewish religious practices and daily life, showcasing the blend of Jewish and Italian heritage.