Jewry

(the country of Judea), the same word elsewhere rendered Judah and Judea. It occurs several times in the Apocalypse and the New Testament, but once only in the Old Testament— (Daniel 5:13) Jewry comes to us through the Norman-French, and is of frequent occurrence in Old English.

JEWRY, a word elsewhere rendered "Judah" and "Judaea." It occurs once in the 0.T., Dan 5:13, where it might be rendered "Judah," and several times in the Apocryphal and N.T. books. See Judah and Judaea.

JEWRY, a word elsewhere rendered "Judah" and "Judaea." It occurs once in the 0.T., Dan 5:13, where it might be rendered "Judah," and several times in the Apocryphal and N.T. books. See Judah and Judaea.

Part of speech: noun (n.)

Judea; also, a district inhabited by Jews; a Jews' quarter. Chaucer. Teaching throughout all Jewry. Luke xxiii. 5.