Jewess in Latin
Jewess in Latin is iudaea — Jewess means a Jewish woman or girl (now often considered dated or potentially offensive).
Jewess in Latin
iudaea
(dated, or, humorous) A female Jew. [14th c.]
What does "Jewess" mean?
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noun A Jewish woman or girl (now often considered dated or potentially offensive).
"The old novel described her simply as "a Jewess from Vienna.""
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Jewess in a sentence
- The old novel described her simply as "a Jewess from Vienna."
- Modern style guides recommend "Jewish woman" instead of this older term.
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What is "Jewess" in Latin?
"Jewess" in Latin is iudaea. Jewess means: A Jewish woman or girl (now often considered dated or potentially offensive).
How do you use "Jewess" in a sentence?
Example: "The old novel described her simply as "a Jewess from Vienna."" In Latin, "Jewess" is iudaea.
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