How Do You Spell JUDAISE?

Pronunciation: [d͡ʒuːdˈe͡ɪz] (IPA)

The spelling of the word "judaise" might appear puzzling at first, but it is pronounced as "joo-deyz" according to IPA phonetic transcription. The word comes from the verb "Judaize," which refers to the act of converting to Judaism or adopting Jewish customs. While it might seem similar to "criticize" or "organize," "judaise" is spelled with an "a" instead of an "i." This unique spelling allows us to distinguish it from the other words with a similar sound.

JUDAISE Meaning and Definition

1. The term "judaise" refers to the act or process of adopting or conforming to Jewish customs, beliefs, or practices. It is often used to describe individuals or groups who embrace Judaism or its cultural elements, either as a conversion from another religion or as a reaffirmation of Jewish heritage.

   As a verb, "judaise" denotes the act of becoming Jewish or assimilating into Jewish culture. This may involve practices such as observing Jewish religious rituals, dietary laws, or participating in Jewish communal events. It could also involve identifying with the historical experiences of the Jewish people and advocating for Jewish causes or values.

   "Judaise" can also be used in a broader sense to describe the influence or impact of Judaism in developing one's belief system, worldview, or cultural identity. It may refer to the absorption and incorporation of Jewish traditions, ideas, or values into one's own life or society, often resulting in a blending of Jewish and non-Jewish elements.

   It is important to note that "judaise" is a term often used within academic or religious contexts and may carry specific connotations depending on the perspective. It is considered a neutral term that describes the process of embracing Judaism and does not imply any judgment or evaluation of the choice to "judaise."

2. To conform to or practise Judaism; to affect the manners of the Jews.

   Etymological and pronouncing dictionary of the English language. By Stormonth, James, Phelp, P. H. Published 1874.

Common Misspellings for JUDAISE

• judize
• judaiz
• hudaise
• nudaise
• mudaise
• kudaise
• iudaise
• uudaise
• jydaise
• jhdaise
• jjdaise
• jidaise
• j8daise
• j7daise
• jusaise
• juxaise
• jucaise
• jufaise
• juraise
• jueaise

Etymology of JUDAISE

The word "Judaise" comes from the Greek word "Ioudaizein", which means "to behave or live like a Jew". It derives from the term "Ioudaios", referring to a Jewish person or related to Judaism. Over time, the term "Ioudaizein" entered the English language via various European languages. It is primarily used to describe the act of adopting Jewish customs, practices, or beliefs, often by non-Jewish individuals or communities. The term "Judaise" is associated with the cultural or religious assimilation or imitation of Jewish practices.

Similar spelling word for JUDAISE

• judaism.

Conjugate verb Judaise

CONDITIONAL

I would Judaise

you would Judaise

he/she/it would Judaise

we would Judaise

they would Judaise

CONDITIONAL CONTINUOUS

I would be judaising

you would be judaising

he/she/it would be judaising

we would be judaising

they would be judaising

CONDITIONAL PERFECT

I would have Judaise

you would have Judaise

he/she/it would have Judaise

we would have Judaise

they would have Judaise

CONDITIONAL PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I would have been judaising

you would have been judaising

he/she/it would have been judaising

we would have been judaising

they would have been judaising

FUTURE

I will judaise

you will judaise

he/she/it will judaise

we will judaise

they will judaise

FUTURE CONTINUOUS

I will be judaising

you will be judaising

he/she/it will be judaising

we will be judaising

they will be judaising

FUTURE PERFECT

I will have judaised

you will have judaised

he/she/it will have judaised

we will have judaised

they will have judaised

FUTURE PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I will have been judaising

you will have been judaising

he/she/it will have been judaising

we will have been judaising

they will have been judaising

IMPERATIVE

you judaise

we let´s judaise

NONFINITE VERB FORMS

to judaise

PAST

I judaised

you judaised

he/she/it judaised

we judaised

they judaised

PAST CONTINUOUS

I was judaising

you were judaising

he/she/it was judaising

we were judaising

they were judaising

PAST PARTICIPLE

judaised

PAST PERFECT

I had judaised

you had judaised

he/she/it had judaised

we had judaised

they had judaised

PAST PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I had been judaising

you had been judaising

he/she/it had been judaising

we had been judaising

they had been judaising

PRESENT

I judaise

you judaise

he/she/it judaises

we judaise

they judaise

PRESENT CONTINUOUS

I am judaising

you are judaising

he/she/it is judaising

we are judaising

they are judaising

PRESENT PARTICIPLE

judaising

PRESENT PERFECT

I have judaised

you have judaised

he/she/it has judaised

we have judaised

they have judaised

PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I have been judaising

you have been judaising

he/she/it has been judaising

we have been judaising

they have been judaising