Judith in Greek
Judith in Greek is Ιουδίθ — Judith means a female given name of Hebrew origin, meaning roughly "woman of Judea.".
Judith in Greek
Ιουδίθ
Pronounced: Ioudith
What does "Judith" mean?
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name A female given name of Hebrew origin, meaning roughly "woman of Judea."
"Her full name is Judith, though friends call her Judy."
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name A book in the Old Testament apocrypha, and the heroine it is named after.
"The Book of Judith tells the story of a woman who saves her city."
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Judith in a sentence
- Her full name is Judith, though friends call her Judy.
- The Book of Judith tells the story of a woman who saves her city.
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What is "Judith" in Greek?
"Judith" in Greek is Ιουδίθ. Judith means: A female given name of Hebrew origin, meaning roughly "woman of Judea."
How do you pronounce Ιουδίθ?
"Judith" in Greek is Ιουδίθ, pronounced "Ioudith".
How do you use "Judith" in a sentence?
Example: "Her full name is Judith, though friends call her Judy." In Greek, "Judith" is Ιουδίθ.
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