Jew

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From Middle English Jew, Giu, Giw, Ju, from Old French juiu, Giu, gyu, from Latin iūdaeus (“Judean (i.e. Jew)”), from Ancient Greek Ἰουδαῖος (Ioudaîos), from Ἰουδά (Ioudá), Ἰούδας (Ioúdas, “Judah, Judas, Jude”) + -ιος (-ios, suffix forming adjectives), from Biblical Hebrew יְהוּדָה (y'hudá, “male given name, Yehuda; Judah, Judea”). Doublet of Yid. Displaced Old English Iūdēisċ.

Transferred use of Jew.

418 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Aghwan: 𐕛𐔰𐕖𐔰𐕙 (vačar) — person of the Jewish faith
• Albanian: çifut — person of the Jewish faith
• Arabic: يَهُودِيّ (yahūdiyy) — person of the Jewish faith
• Arabic: يَهُودِيَّة (yahūdiyya) — person of the Jewish faith
• Aramaic: יְהוּדִי — person of the Jewish faith
• Aramaic: יְהוּדִיָּה — person of the Jewish faith
• Aramaic: יְהוּדִית — person of the Jewish faith
• Armenian: հրեա (hrea) — person of the Jewish faith
• Asturian: xudíu — person of the Jewish faith
• Asturian: xudía — person of the Jewish faith
• Azerbaijani: yəhudi — person of the Jewish faith
• Bashkir: йәһүд (yəhüd) — person of the Jewish faith
• Belarusian: яўрэ́й (jawréj) — person of the Jewish faith
• Belarusian: яўрэ́йка (jawréjka) — person of the Jewish faith
• Belarusian: габрэ́й (habréj) — person of the Jewish faith
• Belarusian: габрэ́йка (habréjka) — person of the Jewish faith
• Belarusian: іўдзе́й (iwdzjéj) — person of the Jewish faith
• Belarusian: іўдзе́йка (iwdzjéjka) — person of the Jewish faith
• Belarusian: юдэ́й (judéj) — person of the Jewish faith
• Belarusian: юдэ́йка (judéjka) — person of the Jewish faith
• Belarusian: жыд (žyd) — person of the Jewish faith
• Belarusian: жыдо́ўка (žydówka) — person of the Jewish faith
• Bengali: ইহুদি (ihudi) — person of the Jewish faith
• Breton: Yuzev — person of the Jewish faith
• Bulgarian: евре́ин (evréin) — person of the Jewish faith
• Bulgarian: евре́йка (evréjka) — person of the Jewish faith
• Burmese: ဂျူး (gyu:) — person of the Jewish faith
• Catalan: jueu — person of the Jewish faith
• Catalan: jueva — person of the Jewish faith
• Chechen: жуьгти (žügti) — person of the Jewish faith
• Cherokee: ᎠᏧᏏ (atsusi) — person of the Jewish faith
• Chinese Cantonese: 猶太人 /犹太人 (jau4 taai3 jan4) — person of the Jewish faith
• Hakka Chinese: 猶太人 /犹太人 (Yù-thai-ngìn) — person of the Jewish faith
• Chinese: 猶太人 /犹太人 (Iú-thài-lâng) — person of the Jewish faith
• Chinese Mandarin: 猶太人 /犹太人 (yóutàirén) — person of the Jewish faith
• West Circassian: джурт (džurt) — person of the Jewish faith
• Coeur d'Alene: leeswip — person of the Jewish faith
• Cornish: Yedhow — person of the Jewish faith
• Cornish: 'Edhow — person of the Jewish faith
• Cornish: Yedhowes — person of the Jewish faith
• Cornish: 'Edhowes — person of the Jewish faith
• Czech: Žid — person of the Jewish faith
• Czech: Židovka — person of the Jewish faith
• Danish: jøde — person of the Jewish faith
• Danish: jødinde — person of the Jewish faith
• Dutch: jood — person of the Jewish faith
• Dutch: jodin — person of the Jewish faith
• Esperanto: judo — person of the Jewish faith
• Esperanto: hebreo — person of the Jewish faith
• Esperanto: judismano — person of the Jewish faith
• Estonian: juut — person of the Jewish faith
• Ewe: Yudatɔ — person of the Jewish faith
• Faroese: jødi — person of the Jewish faith
• Faroese: gýðingur — person of the Jewish faith
• Finnish: juutalainen — person of the Jewish faith
• French: juif — person of the Jewish faith
• French: juive — person of the Jewish faith
• French: Juif — person of the Jewish faith
• French: Juive — person of the Jewish faith
• West-Frisian: joad — person of the Jewish faith
• West-Frisian: joadinne — person of the Jewish faith
• Galician: xudeu — person of the Jewish faith
• Georgian: ებრაელი (ebraeli) — person of the Jewish faith
• German: Jude — person of the Jewish faith
• German: Jüdin — person of the Jewish faith
• Gothic: 𐌹𐌿𐌳𐌰𐌹𐌿𐍃 (iudaius) — person of the Jewish faith
• Greek: Εβραίος (Evraíos) — person of the Jewish faith
• Greek: Εβραία (Evraía) — person of the Jewish faith
• Greek: Ισραηλίτης (Israïlítis) — person of the Jewish faith
• Greek: Ισραηλίτισσα (Israïlítissa) — person of the Jewish faith
• Greek: Ιουδαίος (Ioudaíos) — person of the Jewish faith
• Ancient Greek: Ῐ̓ουδαῖος (Ĭoudaîos) — person of the Jewish faith
• Haitian Creole: jwif — person of the Jewish faith
• Hebrew: יְהוּדִי (yehudí) — person of the Jewish faith
• Hebrew: יְהוּדִית (yehudít) — person of the Jewish faith
• Hebrew: יְהוּדִים (yehudím) — person of the Jewish faith
• Hebrew: יהודיות (yehudiyót) — person of the Jewish faith
• Hindi: यहूदी (yahūdī) — person of the Jewish faith
• Hindi: यहूदिनी (yahūdinī) — person of the Jewish faith
• Hungarian: zsidó — person of the Jewish faith
• Icelandic: gyðingur — person of the Jewish faith
• Ido: Judo — person of the Jewish faith
• Indonesian: Yahudi — person of the Jewish faith
• Ingrian: juuti — person of the Jewish faith
• Ingrian: juutalain — person of the Jewish faith
• Ingrian: jevree — person of the Jewish faith
• Ingrian: žiidalain — person of the Jewish faith
• Italian: giudeo — person of the Jewish faith
• Italian: giudea — person of the Jewish faith
• Italian: ebreo — person of the Jewish faith
• Italian: ebrea — person of the Jewish faith
• Japanese: ユダヤ人 (yudayajin) — person of the Jewish faith
• Japanese: 猶太人 (yudayajin) — person of the Jewish faith
• Judeo-Tat: жугьур (çuhur) — person of the Jewish faith
• Kabyle: uday — person of the Jewish faith
• Kabyle: tudayt — person of the Jewish faith
• Kannada: ಯೆಹೂದ್ಯ (yehūdya) — person of the Jewish faith
• Kapampangan: Udyu — person of the Jewish faith
• Kari'na: Simosu — person of the Jewish faith
• Kazakh: яһуди (ähudi) — person of the Jewish faith
• Khmer: ជ្វីស (cviih) — person of the Jewish faith
• Khmer: ជ្វីហ្វ (cviif) — person of the Jewish faith
• Korean: 유대인 (yudaein) — person of the Jewish faith
• Korean: 유태인 (yutaein) — person of the Jewish faith
• Central Kurdish: جوو (cû) — person of the Jewish faith
• Central Kurdish: جوولەکە (cûleke) — person of the Jewish faith
• Northern Kurdish: cihû — person of the Jewish faith
• Kyrgyz: жөөт (jööt) — person of the Jewish faith
• Kyrgyz: еврей (yevrey) — person of the Jewish faith
• Ladino: djudío — person of the Jewish faith
• Ladino: djudía — person of the Jewish faith
• Lao: ຢິວ (yiu) — person of the Jewish faith
• Lao: ຄົນຢິວ (khonyiu) — person of the Jewish faith
• Latin: iudaeus — person of the Jewish faith
• Latvian: jūds — person of the Jewish faith
• Latvian: ebrejs — person of the Jewish faith
• Latvian: ebrejiete — person of the Jewish faith
• Lithuanian: judėjas — person of the Jewish faith
• Lithuanian: žydas — person of the Jewish faith
• Lithuanian: žydė — person of the Jewish faith
• Low German: Juud — person of the Jewish faith
• Low German: Judin — person of the Jewish faith
• Low German: Juudsch — person of the Jewish faith
• Low German: Juudsche — person of the Jewish faith
• Luxembourgish: Judd — person of the Jewish faith
• Malay: Yahudi — person of the Jewish faith
• Malayalam: ജൂതൻ (jūtaṉ) — person of the Jewish faith
• Maltese: Lhudi — person of the Jewish faith
• Middle English: Jew — person of the Jewish faith
• Norwegian Bokmål: jøde — person of the Jewish faith
• Norwegian Bokmål: jødinne — person of the Jewish faith
• Norwegian Nynorsk: jøde — person of the Jewish faith
• Norwegian Nynorsk: jødinne — person of the Jewish faith
• Occitan: josieu — person of the Jewish faith
• Ojibwe: zhoodaa — person of the Jewish faith
• Ojibwe: zhoodaawinini — person of the Jewish faith
• Old East Slavic: жидъ (židŭ) — person of the Jewish faith
• Old East Slavic: жидинъ (židinŭ) — person of the Jewish faith
• Old East Slavic: жидовинъ (židovinŭ) — person of the Jewish faith
• Old English: Iūdēisċ — person of the Jewish faith
• Old Galician-Portuguese: judeu — person of the Jewish faith
• Pannonian Rusyn: Жид (Žid) — person of the Jewish faith
• Pannonian Rusyn: Жидовка (Židovka) — person of the Jewish faith
• Pannonian Rusyn: Єврей (Jevrej) — person of the Jewish faith
• Pannonian Rusyn: Єврейка (Jevrejka) — person of the Jewish faith
• Pashto: يهودي (yahudí) — person of the Jewish faith
• Pashto: يهود (yahúd) — person of the Jewish faith
• Dari: یَهُودِی (yahūdī) — person of the Jewish faith
• Dari: جُهُود (juhūd) — person of the Jewish faith
• Iranian Persian: یَهودی (yahudi) — person of the Jewish faith
• Iranian Persian: جُهود (johud) — person of the Jewish faith
• Plautdietsch: Jud — person of the Jewish faith
• Polish: żyd — person of the Jewish faith
• Polish: żydówka — person of the Jewish faith
• Portuguese: judeu — person of the Jewish faith
• Portuguese: judia — person of the Jewish faith
• Punjabi: ਯਹੂਦੀ (yahūdī) — person of the Jewish faith
• Punjabi: یہودی (yhodī) — person of the Jewish faith
• Romagnol: abràj — person of the Jewish faith
• Romagnol: ebrèj — person of the Jewish faith
• Romanian: evreu — person of the Jewish faith
• Romanian: evreică — person of the Jewish faith
• Romanian: jidan — person of the Jewish faith
• Romanian: jidancă — person of the Jewish faith
• Russian: иуде́й (iudéj) — person of the Jewish faith
• Russian: иуде́йка (iudéjka) — person of the Jewish faith
• Russian: евре́й (jevréj) — person of the Jewish faith
• Russian: евре́йка (jevréjka) — person of the Jewish faith
• Northern Sami: juvddálaš — person of the Jewish faith
• Scottish Gaelic: Iùdhach — person of the Jewish faith
• Serbo-Croatian: Јеврејин — person of the Jewish faith
• Serbo-Croatian: Јевреј — person of the Jewish faith
• Serbo-Croatian: Јеврејка — person of the Jewish faith
• Serbo-Croatian: Жид — person of the Jewish faith
• Serbo-Croatian: Жидов — person of the Jewish faith
• Serbo-Croatian: Жидкиња — person of the Jewish faith
• Serbo-Croatian: Жидовка — person of the Jewish faith
• Serbo-Croatian: Jevrejin — person of the Jewish faith
• Serbo-Croatian: Jevrej — person of the Jewish faith
• Serbo-Croatian: Jevrejka — person of the Jewish faith
• Serbo-Croatian: Žid — person of the Jewish faith
• Serbo-Croatian: Židov — person of the Jewish faith
• Serbo-Croatian: Židkinja — person of the Jewish faith
• Serbo-Croatian: Židovka — person of the Jewish faith
• Slovak: Žid — person of the Jewish faith
• Slovak: Židovka — person of the Jewish faith
• Slovene: Jud — person of the Jewish faith
• Slovene: Judinja — person of the Jewish faith
• Slovene: Žid — person of the Jewish faith
• Slovene: Židinja — person of the Jewish faith
• Spanish: judío — person of the Jewish faith
• Spanish: judía — person of the Jewish faith
• Sranan Tongo: Dyu — person of the Jewish faith
• Swahili: Myahudi — person of the Jewish faith
• Swedish: jude — person of the Jewish faith
• Swedish: judinna — person of the Jewish faith
• Tamil: யூதர் (yūtar) — person of the Jewish faith
• Tashelhit: uday — person of the Jewish faith
• Tatar: яһүд (yähüd) — person of the Jewish faith
• Telugu: యూదు (yūdu) — person of the Jewish faith
• Thai: ยิว (yiu) — person of the Jewish faith
• Thai: คนยิว (kon yiu) — person of the Jewish faith
• Thai: ชาวยิว (chaao yiu) — person of the Jewish faith
• Turkish: Yahudi — person of the Jewish faith
• Turkish: Musevi — person of the Jewish faith
• Turkmen: musaýy — person of the Jewish faith
• Turkmen: ýewreý — person of the Jewish faith
• Turkmen: ýehudy — person of the Jewish faith
• Ukrainian: іуде́й (iudéj) — person of the Jewish faith
• Ukrainian: іуде́йка (iudéjka) — person of the Jewish faith
• Ukrainian: юде́й (judéj) — person of the Jewish faith
• Ukrainian: юде́йка (judéjka) — person of the Jewish faith
• Ukrainian: євре́й (jevréj) — person of the Jewish faith
• Ukrainian: євре́йка (jevréjka) — person of the Jewish faith
• Urdu: یَہُودی (yahūdī) — person of the Jewish faith
• Urdu: یَہُودْنی (yahūdnī) — person of the Jewish faith
• Urdu: یَہُودِنی (yahūdinī) — person of the Jewish faith
• Uyghur: يەھۇدى (yehudi) — person of the Jewish faith
• Uzbek: yahudiy — person of the Jewish faith
• Vietnamese: người Do thái — person of the Jewish faith
• Volapük: yudan — person of the Jewish faith
• Welsh: Iddew — person of the Jewish faith
• Welsh: Iddewes — person of the Jewish faith
• Yiddish: ייִד (yid) — person of the Jewish faith
• Afrikaans: Jood — member or descendant of the Jewish people
• Akkadian: 𒆳𒅀𒌑𒁕𒀀𒀀 — member or descendant of the Jewish people
• Albanian: çifut — member or descendant of the Jewish people
• Arabic: يَهُودِيّ (yahūdiyy) — member or descendant of the Jewish people
• Arabic: يَهُودِيَّة (yahūdiyya) — member or descendant of the Jewish people
• Armenian: հրեա (hrea) — member or descendant of the Jewish people
• Middle Armenian: ջհուտ (ǰhut) — member or descendant of the Jewish people
• Azerbaijani: yəhudi — member or descendant of the Jewish people
• Bashkir: йәһүд (yəhüd) — member or descendant of the Jewish people
• Belarusian: яўрэ́й (jawréj) — member or descendant of the Jewish people
• Belarusian: яўрэ́йка (jawréjka) — member or descendant of the Jewish people
• Belarusian: габрэ́й (habréj) — member or descendant of the Jewish people
• Belarusian: габрэ́йка (habréjka) — member or descendant of the Jewish people
• Belarusian: жыд (žyd) — member or descendant of the Jewish people
• Belarusian: жыдо́ўка (žydówka) — member or descendant of the Jewish people
• Bengali: ইহুদি (ihudi) — member or descendant of the Jewish people
• Bulgarian: евре́ин (evréin) — member or descendant of the Jewish people
• Bulgarian: евре́йка (evréjka) — member or descendant of the Jewish people
• Burmese: ဂျူး (gyu:) — member or descendant of the Jewish people
• Catalan: jueu — member or descendant of the Jewish people
• Catalan: jueva — member or descendant of the Jewish people
• Chechen: жуьгти (žügti) — member or descendant of the Jewish people
• Chinese Mandarin: 猶太人 /犹太人 (yóutàirén) — member or descendant of the Jewish people
• Cornish: Yedhow — member or descendant of the Jewish people
• Cornish: 'Edhow — member or descendant of the Jewish people
• Cornish: Yedhowes — member or descendant of the Jewish people
• Cornish: 'Edhowes — member or descendant of the Jewish people
• Czech: Žid — member or descendant of the Jewish people
• Czech: Židovka — member or descendant of the Jewish people
• Danish: jøde — member or descendant of the Jewish people
• Danish: jødinde — member or descendant of the Jewish people
• Dutch: Jood — member or descendant of the Jewish people
• Dutch: Jodin — member or descendant of the Jewish people
• Esperanto: judo — member or descendant of the Jewish people
• Esperanto: hebreo — member or descendant of the Jewish people
• Estonian: juut — member or descendant of the Jewish people
• Ewe: Yudatɔ — member or descendant of the Jewish people
• Finnish: juutalainen — member or descendant of the Jewish people
• French: Juif — member or descendant of the Jewish people
• French: Juive — member or descendant of the Jewish people
• Georgian: ებრაელი (ebraeli) — member or descendant of the Jewish people
• German: Jude — member or descendant of the Jewish people
• German: Jüdin — member or descendant of the Jewish people
• Greek: Εβραίος (Evraíos) — member or descendant of the Jewish people
• Greek: Εβραία (Evraía) — member or descendant of the Jewish people
• Greek: Ισραηλίτης (Israïlítis) — member or descendant of the Jewish people
• Greek: Ισραηλίτισσα (Israïlítissa) — member or descendant of the Jewish people
• Ancient Greek: Ῐ̓ουδαῖος (Ĭoudaîos) — member or descendant of the Jewish people
• Hebrew: יְהוּדִי (yehudí) — member or descendant of the Jewish people
• Hebrew: יְהוּדִית (yehudít) — member or descendant of the Jewish people
• Hebrew: יְהוּדִים (yehudím) — member or descendant of the Jewish people
• Hebrew: יהודיות (yehudiyót) — member or descendant of the Jewish people
• Hindi: यहूदी (yahūdī) — member or descendant of the Jewish people
• Hindi: यहूदिनी (yahūdinī) — member or descendant of the Jewish people
• Hungarian: zsidó — member or descendant of the Jewish people
• Icelandic: gyðingur — member or descendant of the Jewish people
• Indonesian: Yahudi — member or descendant of the Jewish people
• Ingrian: juuti — member or descendant of the Jewish people
• Ingrian: juutalain — member or descendant of the Jewish people
• Ingrian: jevree — member or descendant of the Jewish people
• Ingrian: žiidalain — member or descendant of the Jewish people
• Irish: Giúdach — member or descendant of the Jewish people
• Japanese: ユダヤ人 (yudaya-jin) — member or descendant of the Jewish people
• Judeo-Tat: жугьур (çuhur) — member or descendant of the Jewish people
• Kabyle: uday — member or descendant of the Jewish people
• Kabyle: tudayt — member or descendant of the Jewish people
• Kapampangan: Udyu — member or descendant of the Jewish people
• Kapampangan: Yudea — member or descendant of the Jewish people
• Kari'na: Simosu — member or descendant of the Jewish people
• Kazakh: яһуди (ähudi) — member or descendant of the Jewish people
• Khmer: ជនជាតិជ្វីហ្វ (jɔɔn jiet jviiw) — member or descendant of the Jewish people
• Khmer: ជ្វីស (cviih) — member or descendant of the Jewish people
• Khmer: ជ្វីហ្វ (cviif) — member or descendant of the Jewish people
• Korean: 유대인 (yudaein) — member or descendant of the Jewish people
• Korean: 유태인 (yutaein) — member or descendant of the Jewish people
• Central Kurdish: جولەکە (culeke) — member or descendant of the Jewish people
• Kyrgyz: еврей (yevrey) — member or descendant of the Jewish people
• Kyrgyz: жөөт (jööt) — member or descendant of the Jewish people
• Kyrgyz: жуу (juu) — member or descendant of the Jewish people
• Ladino: djudío — member or descendant of the Jewish people
• Lao: ຢິວ (yiu) — member or descendant of the Jewish people
• Lao: ຄົນຢິວ (khonyiu) — member or descendant of the Jewish people
• Latvian: ebrejs — member or descendant of the Jewish people
• Latvian: ebrejiete — member or descendant of the Jewish people
• Latvian: žīds — member or descendant of the Jewish people
• Latvian: žīdene — member or descendant of the Jewish people
• Lithuanian: žydas — member or descendant of the Jewish people
• Lithuanian: žydė — member or descendant of the Jewish people
• Low German: Juud — member or descendant of the Jewish people
• Low German: Judin — member or descendant of the Jewish people
• Low German: Juudsch — member or descendant of the Jewish people
• Low German: Juudsche — member or descendant of the Jewish people
• Macedonian: Евреј (Evrej) — member or descendant of the Jewish people
• Macedonian: Евре́јка (Evréjka) — member or descendant of the Jewish people
• Malay: Yahudi — member or descendant of the Jewish people
• Maltese: Lhudi — member or descendant of the Jewish people
• Manchu: ᡳᠣᡩᡝᠶᠠ ᠨᡳᠶᠠᠯᠮᠠ (iodeya niyalma) — member or descendant of the Jewish people
• Middle English: Jeu — member or descendant of the Jewish people
• Mongolian: еврей хүн (jevrej xün) — member or descendant of the Jewish people
• Mongolian: еврей (jevrej) — member or descendant of the Jewish people
• Mongolian: жүүд (žüüd) — member or descendant of the Jewish people
• Nogai: жуьйт (jüyt) — member or descendant of the Jewish people
• Norwegian Bokmål: jøde — member or descendant of the Jewish people
• Norwegian Bokmål: jødinne — member or descendant of the Jewish people
• Norwegian Nynorsk: jøde — member or descendant of the Jewish people
• Norwegian Nynorsk: jødinne — member or descendant of the Jewish people
• Ojibwe: zhoodaa — member or descendant of the Jewish people
• Ojibwe: zhoodaawinini — member or descendant of the Jewish people
• Church Slavic: жидовинъ (židovinŭ) — member or descendant of the Jewish people
• Church Slavic: жидъ (židŭ) — member or descendant of the Jewish people
• Church Slavic: июдѣи (ijuděi) — member or descendant of the Jewish people
• Old East Slavic: жидъ (židŭ) — member or descendant of the Jewish people
• Old East Slavic: жидинъ (židinŭ) — member or descendant of the Jewish people
• Old East Slavic: жидовинъ (židovinŭ) — member or descendant of the Jewish people
• Old English: Iūdēisċ — member or descendant of the Jewish people
• Pannonian Rusyn: Жид (Žid) — member or descendant of the Jewish people
• Pannonian Rusyn: Жидовка (Židovka) — member or descendant of the Jewish people
• Pannonian Rusyn: Єврей (Jevrej) — member or descendant of the Jewish people
• Pannonian Rusyn: Єврейка (Jevrejka) — member or descendant of the Jewish people
• Pashto: يهودي (yahudí) — member or descendant of the Jewish people
• Dari: یَهُودِی (yahūdī) — member or descendant of the Jewish people
• Dari: جُهُود (juhūd) — member or descendant of the Jewish people
• Iranian Persian: یَهودی (yahudi) — member or descendant of the Jewish people
• Iranian Persian: جُهود (johud) — member or descendant of the Jewish people
• Polish: Żyd — member or descendant of the Jewish people
• Polish: Żydówka — member or descendant of the Jewish people
• Portuguese: judeu — member or descendant of the Jewish people
• Portuguese: hebreu — member or descendant of the Jewish people
• Romanian: evreu — member or descendant of the Jewish people
• Romanian: evreică — member or descendant of the Jewish people
• Romanian: jidan — member or descendant of the Jewish people
• Romanian: jidancă — member or descendant of the Jewish people
• Russian: евре́й (jevréj) — member or descendant of the Jewish people
• Russian: евре́йка (jevréjka) — member or descendant of the Jewish people
• Russian: жид (žid) — member or descendant of the Jewish people
• Russian: жидо́вка (židóvka) — member or descendant of the Jewish people
• Scottish Gaelic: Iùdhach — member or descendant of the Jewish people
• Serbo-Croatian: Јеврејин — member or descendant of the Jewish people
• Serbo-Croatian: Јевреј — member or descendant of the Jewish people
• Serbo-Croatian: Јеврејка — member or descendant of the Jewish people
• Serbo-Croatian: Жид — member or descendant of the Jewish people
• Serbo-Croatian: Жидов — member or descendant of the Jewish people
• Serbo-Croatian: Жидкиња — member or descendant of the Jewish people
• Serbo-Croatian: Жидовка — member or descendant of the Jewish people
• Serbo-Croatian: Jevrejin — member or descendant of the Jewish people
• Serbo-Croatian: Jevrej — member or descendant of the Jewish people
• Serbo-Croatian: Jevrejka — member or descendant of the Jewish people
• Serbo-Croatian: Žid — member or descendant of the Jewish people
• Serbo-Croatian: Židov — member or descendant of the Jewish people
• Serbo-Croatian: Židkinja — member or descendant of the Jewish people
• Serbo-Croatian: Židovka — member or descendant of the Jewish people
• Slovak: Žid — member or descendant of the Jewish people
• Slovak: Židovka — member or descendant of the Jewish people
• Slovene: Jud — member or descendant of the Jewish people
• Slovene: Judinja — member or descendant of the Jewish people
• Slovene: Žid — member or descendant of the Jewish people
• Slovene: Židinja — member or descendant of the Jewish people
• Lower Sorbian: Žyd — member or descendant of the Jewish people
• Spanish: judío — member or descendant of the Jewish people
• Spanish: judía — member or descendant of the Jewish people
• Spanish: judíos — member or descendant of the Jewish people
• Spanish: judías — member or descendant of the Jewish people
• Sranan Tongo: Dyu — member or descendant of the Jewish people
• Swahili: wayahudi — member or descendant of the Jewish people
• Swedish: jude — member or descendant of the Jewish people
• Swedish: judinna — member or descendant of the Jewish people
• Tagalog: Hudyo — member or descendant of the Jewish people
• Tajik: яҳудӣ (yahudi) — member or descendant of the Jewish people
• Tajik: яҳудизан (yahudizan) — member or descendant of the Jewish people
• Tatar: яһүд (yähüd) — member or descendant of the Jewish people
• Thai: ยิว (yiu) — member or descendant of the Jewish people
• Thai: คนยิว (kon yiu) — member or descendant of the Jewish people
• Thai: ชาวยิว (chaao yiu) — member or descendant of the Jewish people
• Tumbuka: muYuda — member or descendant of the Jewish people
• Turkish: Yahudi — member or descendant of the Jewish people
• Turkish: Çıfıt — member or descendant of the Jewish people
• Turkmen: ýewreý — member or descendant of the Jewish people
• Turkmen: musaýy — member or descendant of the Jewish people
• Turkmen: ýehudy — member or descendant of the Jewish people
• Ukrainian: євре́й (jevréj) — member or descendant of the Jewish people
• Ukrainian: євре́йка (jevréjka) — member or descendant of the Jewish people
• Ukrainian: жид (žyd) — member or descendant of the Jewish people
• Ukrainian: жидо́вка (žydóvka) — member or descendant of the Jewish people
• Urdu: یَہُودی (yahūdī) — member or descendant of the Jewish people
• Urdu: یَہُودْنی (yahūdnī) — member or descendant of the Jewish people
• Urdu: یَہُودِنی (yahūdinī) — member or descendant of the Jewish people
• Uyghur: يەھۇدى (yehudi) — member or descendant of the Jewish people
• Uzbek: yahudiy — member or descendant of the Jewish people
• Vietnamese: người Do thái — member or descendant of the Jewish people
• Volapük: yudan — member or descendant of the Jewish people
• Welsh: Iddew — member or descendant of the Jewish people
• Welsh: Iddewes — member or descendant of the Jewish people
• Welsh: gwŷr Efrai — member or descendant of the Jewish people
• Yiddish: ייִד (yid) — member or descendant of the Jewish people