Forename Judah

In all the world, Judah (יהודה , Judah , 朱达 , along with others...) is quite a rare largely boy's, but uncommonly feminine forename. The forename Judah is characteristic of Barbados, where it is quite a rare masculine name, Israel, where it is quite a rare epicene name, and Ghana, where it is a rare male name. Not in comparison with a country's population, it most frequently occurs in the United States, Nigeria, and Israel. Very seldom, Judah is the last name as well as the forename.

Translations, transliterations and names similar to the name Judah

name Yehudah, name Judah, name Juda, name יהודה, name 朱达, name Дзуда, name Giuda, name Юда, name Yehudi, name Ioudas, name Judas, name Yehuda, name 犹大, name Jude, name Judáh, name Жудах, name يهودا, name Jehuda, name Иехуда, name Джуда, name جودا, name ジュダ, name 裘德, name يهوذا, name Judà, name Judá, name جوداه, name Yuda, name Иуда, name Judy, name Jud, name Иегуда, name Йудах, name יהודא, name ยูดาห์

VARIANT	COUNTRY
יהודה	Israel
Judah	Kenya, United States, Israel, Indonesia, Nigeria
朱达	China
Джуда	Russia, Ukraine
يهوذا	Sudan

First names said to be same

Giuda, Ioudas, Jehuda, Jud, Juda, Judas, Jude, Judy, Judà, Judá, Judáh, Yehuda, Yehudah, Yehudi, Yuda, Дзуда, Жудах, Иегуда, Иехуда, Иуда, Йудах, Юда, יהודא, جودا, جوداه, يهودا, ยูดาห์, ジュダ, 犹大, and 裘德

First name Judah in the context

Judah is also a name for the fictitious and mythical characters: Judas Iscariot , the notable as betrayer of Jesus, one of Jesus's original twelve disciples, The Last Temptation of Christ; Judah , the biblical figure and son of Jacob and Leah, Genesis 37; Judah Ben-Hur , the fictional character from Lew Wallace's 1880 novel Ben-Hur: A Tale of the Christ; Judah , the operatic character in the opera Joseph and his Brethren and Judah , the musical character in the musical Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat by Andrew Lloyd Webber; "fourth son of Jacob. Takes the lead on ""Benjamin Calypso"".", among other works.

Notable namesakes

	judah ben bathyra Mishnah rabbi, TR (b. 1)
	judah hanahtom Rabbi (b. 100)
	issi ben judah (b. 101)
	judah ha-nasi 2nd century rabbi and editor of the Mishnah (b. 135)
	judah maccabee 2nd century BCE Jewish priest and leader of Maccabean Revolt against the Seleucids (b. 199)
	judah ben ezekiel Babylonian rabbi and amora (220–299) (b. 220)
	judah iii Rabbi and nasi. (b. 265)
	judah ii Rabbi and Prince of the Sanhedrin. (b. 300)
	judah iv Talmud rabbi (b. 400)
	judah hadassi Karaite rabbi (b. 1100)
	judah ben isaac cardinal translator (b. 1101)
	judah ben isaac messer leon French tosafist, FR (b. 1166)
	judah ben solomon ha-kohen ES (b. 1215)
	judah ben nissim Moroccan writer and philosopher (b. 1260)
	judah ben asher Spanish rabbi, ES (b. 1270)