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Judith in Irish

Judith in Irish is Siobhán, Síle, Iúidit — Judith means a female given name of Hebrew origin, meaning roughly "woman of Judea.".

Judith in Irish

Siobhán
proper noun
A en given name.
Síle
proper noun
A en given name.
Iúidit
proper noun
(biblical character) The protagonist of the Biblical book of Judith.
Leabhar Iúidit
proper noun
(biblical character) The protagonist of the Biblical book of Judith.
Iúidit
proper noun
(biblical character) A wife of Esau.

What does "Judith" mean?

  1. name A female given name of Hebrew origin, meaning roughly "woman of Judea."
    "Her full name is Judith, though friends call her Judy."
  2. 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 Irish?

"Judith" in Irish is Siobhán, Síle, Iúidit. Judith means: A female given name of Hebrew origin, meaning roughly "woman of Judea."

How do you use "Judith" in a sentence?

Example: "Her full name is Judith, though friends call her Judy." In Irish, "Judith" is Siobhán, Síle, Iúidit.

Are there other ways to say "Judith" in Irish?

Yes — Irish has 4 translations listed for "Judith": Siobhán, Síle, Iúidit, Leabhar Iúidit.

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