Associations to the word «Judith»
Noun
- Niles
- Garfield
- Reeves
- Sargent
- Dinah
- Ephraim
- Iain
- Stevens
- Susanna
- Esther
- Weir
- Judy
- Butler
- Gar
- Kaye
- Jarvis
- Haynes
- Trek
- Regan
- Sims
- Sylvia
- Bingham
- Blunt
- Constantin
- Chalmers
- Odyssey
- Lynne
- Rothschild
- Moira
- Debra
- Mcgrath
- Lowry
- Magdalene
- Feminism
- Costello
- Bohemia
- Wright
- Ortiz
- Shapiro
- Assyrian
- Manners
- Isabelle
- Vicki
- Aunt
- Feminist
- Myers
- Libby
- Montana
- Wentworth
- Myra
- Jeremiah
- Frances
- Married
- Phyllis
- Soprano
- Niece
- Baroness
- Godwin
- Theorist
- Bain
- Lori
- Flanders
- Carolyn
- Durham
- Meade
- Stacey
- Kerr
- Deborah
- Herman
- Marin
- Rodney
- Heroine
- Lizzie
- Shea
- Halloween
- Galloway
- Baldwin
- Ann
- Anderson
- Chronicles
- Bavaria
- Naomi
- Carol
- Levine
- Rubin
- Kathleen
- Seeker
- Collins
- Cretaceous
- Macbeth
- Rebecca
- Laurie
- Mackay
- Bassett
- Evelyn
- Karen
Wiktionary
JUDITH, proper noun. A female given name
JUDITH, proper noun. A book of the Old Testament of some Christian Bibles; a book of the Vulgate Apocrypha.
JUDITH, proper noun. The protagonist of the Biblical book of Judith.
JUDITH, proper noun. The name of A wife of Esau.
Dictionary definition
JUDITH, noun. Jewish heroine in one of the books of the Apocrypha; she saved her people by decapitating the Assyrian general Holofernes.
JUDITH, noun. An Apocryphal book telling how Judith saved her people.
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