Sephardi
noun
Se·phar·di sə-ˈfär-dē 
plural Sephardim sə-ˈfär-dəm
: a member of the occidental branch of European Jews settling in Spain and Portugal and later in the Balkans, the Levant, England, the Netherlands, and the Americas
also : one of their descendants compare ashkenazi
Sephardic
sə-ˈfär-dik
adjective 
Word History
Etymology
Late Hebrew sĕphāradhī, from sĕphāradh Spain, from Hebrew, region where Jews were once exiled (Obadiah 1:20)
First Known Use
1851, in the meaning defined above
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