Sepharad
The name Sepharad is often used to distinguish the so-called Sephardi Jews from Ashkenazi Jews. Since Ashkenazi puns with “aristocrat”, the word Sephardi may in some contexts point to non-aristocratic half-insider Jews used as agents, since it puns with š-prṭ meaning “informant” & “moneychanger”.
I am still not sure why the spooks officially split themselves into Ashkenazi, Sephardi & Mizrahi “Jews”. Since I found confirmation that the “Jews” were really created by the ancient aristocracy, these words could sometimes encrypt the 3 secret castes found within Jewish communities:
- Ashkenazi puns with ˀyš-gns “aristocrat”, i.e. those nobles who live as pretend “Jews” among Jews.
- Sepharad puns with š-prṭ “informant” & “money-changer”, i.e. those half-insider Jews used as secret-agents & finance-clerks.
- Mizrahi puns with m-ˀzrḥ “citizen”, i.e. the regular common-born Jews used as a human smokescreen.
Sepharad is written sprd. This may be a pun with š-prṭ (sometimes š-prd) meaning “separate”, and in derived meanings also “money-changer” (from “separating” coins), and “informant” (from “separating” the lips to talk). Since the Jews were created as agents in the fields of informing & finance, Sepharad may point to this class of half-insider spooklings.
Since Sepharad doesn’t play any major role in the Bible, it’s probably a later pun, unrelated to any possible Biblical pun.
(Officially, the term Sephardi Jews refers to Jews from Spain, and in some contexts it may mean just that.)
Hebrew, Aramaic š-prṭ = separate, money-changer, informant, deceiver
ש־ š- : that, the fact that; that, which, who(m); what, who(m) — Hebrew (Wikt)
פרט prṭ : to break off, divide, separate, detach; to specify; to change into small money — Hebrew (Klein)
פרט prṭ : to break, divide; to specify; to belittle, talk against, sneer at — Hebrew (Jastrow)
פרט prṭ : small change (of money); odd number; detailed list — Hebrew (Klein)
פרוט prwṭ : money-changer; specifier, one pronouncing distinctly — Aramaic (CAL)
פרוט prwṭ : changing (money) into smaller coins; division into smaller part — Hebrew (Klein)
פרט prṭ : to split, open; to break into small change, to change money; to be split, separated — Hebrew (Jastrow)
פרט prṭ : to split; to split apart; to separate; to disperse; to dissipate; to change money; with lips: to sneer; to specify; to deceive — Aramaic (CAL)
ܦܪܛܘ prṭw : a spendthrift, a prodigal, a profuse spender of money; a telltale, a tattletale, a talebearer, an informer, a snitch, a sneak — Syriac (AAF)