Judaist
- adjective
- /ˈdʒuːdeɪɪst/
- Many Judaist traditions are observed during important religious holidays.
Examples
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The Judaist community celebrates various religious festivals throughout the year.
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The scholar gave a lecture on Judaist philosophy and its influence on Western thought.
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The book explores Judaist perspectives on ethics and morality.
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Many Judaist traditions focus on family and community.
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The book explores Judaist perspectives on ethics and morality.
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Many Judaist traditions focus on family and community.
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Many Judaist traditions are observed during important religious holidays.
Synonyms
Relating to the religion or culture of people who follow Judaism
Relating to Jewish people, their culture, and their religion
About Jewish religion and its practices
Relating to Jewish people, their culture or religion
How Jewish
Surface Forms
Morphology
Judaist = Judaism (transparent) = Juda + ist
The element referring to Judaism combined with the productive suffix '-ist' yields an adjective meaning 'relating to Judaism', which learners familiar with 'Judaism' can readily infer.
Etymology
Judaist comes from the name Judea, the region where early Jewish people lived, and it shares the same root as Jew and Judaism. So when something is called Judaist it is 'about' or 'connected to' Jewish belief, practice, or culture.