Judah

/ˈdʒuːdə/ proper noun

Definition

A Hebrew name meaning 'praised,' referring to the biblical patriarch, the tribe of Judah, or the ancient kingdom of Judah.

Etymology

From Hebrew Yehudah, derived from the root y-d-h meaning 'to praise' or 'to give thanks.' The name became associated with the southern kingdom of Israel and eventually gave rise to the terms 'Jew' and 'Judaism.'

Kelly Says

Judah's name literally means 'praise,' and historically, this tribe became the source of the Davidic royal line and ultimately the name for the entire Jewish people. It's remarkable how one person's name evolved to represent an entire civilization and religious tradition!

Translations

AMአማርኛ
ይሁዳ
ARالعربية
يهوذا
BNবাংলা
যিহুদা
CACatalà
Judà
CSČeština
Juda
DADansk
Juda
DEDeutsch
Juda
ELΕλληνικά
Ιούδας
ESEspañol
Judá
FAفارسی
یهودا
FISuomi
Juuda
FRFrançais
Juda
GUGU
યહુદા
HAHA
Yahuda
HEעברית
יהודה
HIहिन्दी
यहूदा
HUMagyar
Júda
IDBahasa Indonesia
Yuda
IGIG
Judah
ITItaliano
Giuda
JA日本語
ユダ
KKKK
Иуда
KMKM
យូដា
KO한국어
유다
MRMR
यहूदा
MSBahasa Melayu
Yuda
MYမြန်မာ
ယုဒ
NLNederlands
Juda
NONorsk
Juda
PAPA
ਯਹੂਦਾ
PLPolski
Juda
PTPortuguês
Judá
RORomână
Iuda
RUРусский
Иуда
SVSvenska
Juda
SWKiswahili
Yuda
TAதமிழ்
யூதா
TEతెలుగు
యూదా
THไทย
ยูดาห์
TLTL
Judah
TRTürkçe
Yahuda
UKУкраїнська
Юда
URاردو
یہودا
VITiếng Việt
Juda
YOYO
Judah
ZH中文
犹大
ZUZU
u-Judah

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