Hadar, G. (~ 2010). Bienvenida "blessed be her who comes" and Azebuna "does good deeds" : name-giving patterns for girls and women in the Judeo-Spanish diaspora (Salonika 1492-1943) [Book]. Pleasant Are Their Names, (2010) 209-232, (2010) 209-232.
Chicago Manual of Style 17th edition (author-date)Hadar, Gila. 2010. "Bienvenida ’blessed be her who comes’ and Azebuna ’does good deeds’ : name-giving patterns for girls and women in the Judeo-Spanish diaspora (Salonika 1492-1943)". Book. Pleasant Are Their Names, מס’ (2010) 209-232: (2010) 209-232.
Springer - Basic (author-date)Hadar G (2010) Bienvenida "blessed be her who comes" and Azebuna "does good deeds" : name-giving patterns for girls and women in the Judeo-Spanish diaspora (Salonika 1492-1943). Pleasant Are Their Names (2010) 209-232
Springer - Lecture Notes in Computer Science1.Hadar, G.: Bienvenida "blessed be her who comes" and Azebuna "does good deeds" : name-giving patterns for girls and women in the Judeo-Spanish diaspora (Salonika 1492-1943). Pleasant Are Their Names. (2010) 209-232 (2010).
DIN 1505-2 (author-date, Deutsch) - standard superseded by ISO-690Hadar, Gila: Bienvenida "blessed be her who comes" and Azebuna "does good deeds" : name-giving patterns for girls and women in the Judeo-Spanish diaspora (Salonika 1492-1943). בתוך: Pleasant Are Their Names (2010), Nr. (2010) 209-232, ’עמ (2010) 209-232