The realm, community, or culture of Hebrew-speaking or Jewish peoples; the state of being Hebrew or Jewish.
From Hebrew + -dom (suffix meaning 'kingdom,' 'condition,' or 'realm'). This suffix appears in words like 'kingdom,' 'wisdom,' and 'freedom,' originally from Old English and Germanic roots meaning territory or domain.
Words ending in -dom originally meant physical places—'kingdom,' 'dukedom'—but evolved to mean abstract cultural states. 'Hebrewdom' captures the idea that being Hebrew isn't just a language; it's an entire world of thought and tradition.
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