Jewishly
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In a way that follows Jewish customs and traditions
- adverb
- /ˈdʒuːɪʃli/
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de manera judía
- For me, he is particularly interesting because of his attempt to address Jewish texts philosophically and philosophical texts Jewishly.
Examples
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Besides learning Judaism and Jewish history Jewishly, the New York University experience gave me insights into what Jews know about Christianity—and what they do not know.
Academic text (2014) -
The festival was celebrated Jewishly, with traditional foods and prayers that highlighted the community's culture.
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During the ceremony, they sang Hebrew songs and shared blessings, all done Jewishly in honor of their heritage.
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She approaches her studies of ethics Jewishly, integrating teachings from the Torah into her understanding of moral philosophy.
Surface Forms
Jewishly positive
Morphology
Etymology
Jewishly comes from Jewish, which comes from an old Hebrew name Judah meaning 'from Judah', a region and people. So, to do something Jewishly is to do it in the way of Jewish people, their culture, or their traditions.