Anusim

/ɑːˈnuːsɪm/ noun

Jews who were forced to convert to Catholicism during the Spanish Inquisition but secretly maintained Jewish religious practices and identity.

From Hebrew 'anusim,' plural of 'anus,' meaning 'forced' or 'compelled.' The term refers specifically to Jews coerced into Christian conversion while preserving their faith in secret.

AMአንውስም
ARأنوسيم
BNঅনুসিম
CAanusim
CSanusim
DAanusim
DEanusim
ELανουσιμ
ESanusim
FAانوسیم
FIanusim
FRanusim
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