In English, the word Jew is both masculine and Feminine. "Jewess" is a real word but is not often used today. To be proper, one might say a Jewish woman. Answer 2 Jew is gender neutral so it can be used in reference to both men and women.
The word you are looking for is gentile.
it means offensive name for a jew,a slur on their name.
It's not used very often these days as it is highly offensive, but the feminine plural noun version of the word Jew is Jewesses. (The singular is Jewess.)
No, Jew is the noun, Jewish is the adjective.
Abraham was the first Jew. Judah's only contribution was that the word "Jew" comes from "Judah".
No.
As a Jew who is proud of her Jewfro, it's not offensive. However, Jewfros don't have to be dark hair, it just refers to any Jew who has curly hair, regardless of colour.
Iudaeus.
Some people use the word "Jew" in a derogatory manner, sometimes in the context of referring to issues of money. Other people use the word "Jew" to refer to persons of Jewish ethnicity with no derogatory intentions.
In the King James version the word - Jew - appears 32 times the word - Jew's - appears once the word - Jewess - appears twice the word - Jewish - appears once the word - Jewry - appears 3 times the word - Jews - appears 243 times the word - Jews' - appears 13 times
Yid (יִיד)