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Judahite, a. and n.|ˈdʒuːdəaɪt|
[f. Judah name of an ancient Hebrew tribe and kingdom + -ite1.]
A. adj. Of or pertaining to the tribe or the kingdom of Judah.
B. n. A member of the tribe, or an inhabitant of the kingdom, of Judah.
1899J. Hastings Dict. Bible II. 792/2 Five Judahite clans were in the course of time formed. 1901R. L. Ottley Short Hist. Hebrews vi. 137 In the early stages of the conquest we find the Kenites coalescing with the Judahites. 1932T. H. Robinson Hist. Israel I. ii. viii. 170 In Judges xv... Judahites are introduced into the story of Samson. Ibid., An old Judahite tradition of the capture of Hebron..is transferred to Caleb. 1950H. H. Rowley From Joseph to Joshua i. 5 We find a Levite..who regarded Benjamites equally with Judahites as associated peoples. 1971Catholic Biblical Q. July 394, 5 and 8 a describe a Judahite defeat. |