Library of Congress/ISO Information
"Italkian" is not used by the Library of Congress as a subject heading, neither does it figure as a reference to Judaeo-Italian. The authorized subject heading is "Judeo-Italian language". Subheadings are:
- Judeo-Italian language: Glossaries, vocabularies, etc.
- Judeo-Italian language: Grammar.
- Judeo-Italian language: Italy Livorno Glossaries, vocabularies, etc.
- Judeo-Italian language: Texts.
The subject reference is: Judeo-Italian dialect. LC-MARC uses the following language codes : Judeo-Italian Assigned collective code (Italian).
This is in compliance with the International Organization for Standardization language code ISO 639-2 code (roa).
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