Jewish in Latin
Jewish in Latin is iūdaeus, iudaeus — Jewish means relating to Judaism, the Jewish people, or Jewish culture and heritage.
Jewish in Latin
iūdaeus
Of or relating to Jews, their ethnicities or cultures.
iudaeus
Of or relating to Jews, their ethnicities or cultures.
What does "Jewish" mean?
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adj Relating to Judaism, the Jewish people, or Jewish culture and heritage.
"She grew up in a Jewish household that celebrated Passover every year."
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noun A Jewish person.
"The community includes many Jewish families who settled here generations ago."
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Jewish in a sentence
- She grew up in a Jewish household that celebrated Passover every year.
- The museum has a permanent exhibit on Jewish history in the region.
- The community includes many Jewish families who settled here generations ago.
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What is "Jewish" in Latin?
"Jewish" in Latin is iūdaeus, iudaeus. Jewish means: Relating to Judaism, the Jewish people, or Jewish culture and heritage.
How do you use "Jewish" in a sentence?
Example: "She grew up in a Jewish household that celebrated Passover every year." In Latin, "Jewish" is iūdaeus, iudaeus.
Are there other ways to say "Jewish" in Latin?
Yes — Latin has 2 translations listed for "Jewish": iūdaeus, iudaeus.
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