Judith
ˈdʒuːdɪθ
Definition

Definition of Judith - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
namesfemale given name of Hebrew origin
  • Judith is a popular name in many cultures.
Jude Judy
2.
biblical figurebiblical heroine who decapitated Holofernes
  • Judith saved her town by her brave act.
heroine warrior
3.
religious textRarebook in the Apocrypha about Judith's braveryRare
  • The Book of Judith is read in some traditions.
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Origin of Judith

Hebrew, Yehudit (woman of Judea)

Examples of Judith in a sentence

  • In the novel, Judith is a character of great strength.
  • The story of Judith inspired many.
  • Judith's courage was unmatched in the scriptures.
  • Judith's story is celebrated for its courage.
  • Many scholars study Judith for its historical context.

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  1. French:Judith, ...
  2. German:Judith, ...
  3. Italian:Judith, Giuditta, ...
  4. Spanish:Judith, ...
  5. Portuguese:Judite, Livro de Judith, ...
  6. Chinese:朱迪思, 朱迪思书, ...
  7. Japanese:ジュディス, ユディト, ...
  8. Arabic:جُودِيث, يَهُودِيت, ...
  9. Hebrew:יְהוּדִית, ...
  10. Russian:Джудит, Юдифь, ...
  11. Ukrainian:Джудіт, Юдита, ...
  12. Hindi:जूडिथ, जूडिथ की पुस्तक, ...
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