Jew

"Jew" in sh

Jevrej

(person of the Jewish faith)

Jevrej

(member or descendant of the Jewish people)

Jevrejin

(person of the Jewish faith)

Jevrejin

(member or descendant of the Jewish people)

Jevrejka

(person of the Jewish faith)

Jevrejka

(member or descendant of the Jewish people)

Žid

(person of the Jewish faith)

Žid

(member or descendant of the Jewish people)

Židkinja

(person of the Jewish faith)

Židkinja

(member or descendant of the Jewish people)

Židov

(person of the Jewish faith)

Židov

(member or descendant of the Jewish people)

Židovka

(person of the Jewish faith)

Židovka

(member or descendant of the Jewish people)

Јевреј

(person of the Jewish faith)

Јевреј

(member or descendant of the Jewish people)

Јеврејин

(person of the Jewish faith)

Јеврејин

(member or descendant of the Jewish people)

Јеврејка

(person of the Jewish faith)

Јеврејка

(member or descendant of the Jewish people)

Жид

(person of the Jewish faith)

Жид

(member or descendant of the Jewish people)

Жидкиња

(person of the Jewish faith)

Жидкиња

(member or descendant of the Jewish people)

Жидов

(person of the Jewish faith)

Жидов

(member or descendant of the Jewish people)

Жидовка

(person of the Jewish faith)

Жидовка

(member or descendant of the Jewish people)

Data sourced from Wiktionary, WordNet, CMU, and other open linguistic databases. Updated March 2026.