Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
Judea
Proper Noun
/dʒuːˈdiːə/
Definition
An ancient region located in the southern part of the historical land of Israel, known for its cultural and historical significance, particularly in relation to Jewish history.
Examples
- Judea was the home of many ancient Jewish communities.
- The Roman rule over Judea marked a significant period in Jewish history.
- Many biblical events took place in Judea, including those described in the New Testament.
Meaning
Judea refers to the area that was a center of Jewish life and culture in antiquity, known for its diverse population and biblical events.
Synonyms
- Judaea
- Judean region
