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Judaism in Bulgarian

Judaism in Bulgarian is юдаи́зъм, юдаизъм — Judaism means the monotheistic religion and culture of the Jewish people, based on the Hebrew Bible and later religious writings.

Judaism in Bulgarian

юдаи́зъм
proper noun
Pronounced: yudaizam
An Abrahamic religion tracing its origin to the Hebrew people of the ancient Middle East, as documented in their religious writings, the Tanakh.
юдаизъм
proper noun
Pronounced: yudaizam
An Abrahamic religion tracing its origin to the Hebrew people of the ancient Middle East, as documented in their religious writings, the Tanakh.

What does "Judaism" mean?

  1. noun The monotheistic religion and culture of the Jewish people, based on the Hebrew Bible and later religious writings.
    "Judaism traces its roots back thousands of years to the ancient Middle East."
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Judaism in a sentence

  • Judaism traces its roots back thousands of years to the ancient Middle East.

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What is "Judaism" in Bulgarian?

"Judaism" in Bulgarian is юдаи́зъм, юдаизъм. Judaism means: The monotheistic religion and culture of the Jewish people, based on the Hebrew Bible and later religious writings.

How do you pronounce юдаи́зъм?

"Judaism" in Bulgarian is юдаи́зъм, pronounced "yudaizam".

How do you use "Judaism" in a sentence?

Example: "Judaism traces its roots back thousands of years to the ancient Middle East." In Bulgarian, "Judaism" is юдаи́зъм, юдаизъм.

Are there other ways to say "Judaism" in Bulgarian?

Yes — Bulgarian has 2 translations listed for "Judaism": юдаи́зъм, юдаизъм.

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