| jubilant |
having or expressing great joy; exultant. |
| jubilate |
to feel joyful; rejoice; exult. |
| jubilation |
a feeling of great joy, pride, and happiness; exultation. [3 definitions] |
| jubilee |
a particularly celebrated anniversary, such as the fiftieth, or the celebration itself. [4 definitions] |
| Judah |
one of the sons of the Biblical patriarch Jacob and the ancestor of one of the ancient Hebrew tribes. |
| Judaic |
of or pertaining to Judaism or the Jews. |
| Judaism |
the monotheistic religion of the Jewish people, embodied in the Old Testament of the Bible and in the Talmud. [3 definitions] |
| Judaize |
to conform to or bring into conformity with Jewish practices, beliefs, customs, or the like. |
| Judas |
according to the New Testament, the disciple who betrayed Jesus Christ in exchange for thirty pieces of silver; Judas Iscariot. [3 definitions] |
| Judas tree |
a North American and Eurasian tree with purplish flowers; redbud. |
| Jude |
a book of the New Testament. [2 definitions] |
| Judeo- |
Jewish. |
| judge |
a legally trained public official who is authorized to preside over and decide cases brought before a court; magistrate. [10 definitions] |
| judge advocate |
in the military, a staff officer assigned as legal advisor to a commander or as the prosecutor at a court-martial. |
| Judges |
a book of the Old Testament that relates the history of the Jews between the death of Joshua and the birth of Samuel. |
| judgment |
the act of judging. [5 definitions] |
| judgmental |
tending to form disapproving opinions of others |
| Judgment Day |
in Christian theology, the day of God's last judgment; day of reckoning; doomsday. |
| judicatory |
of or pertaining to judging or justice, as in the legal system. [2 definitions] |
| judicature |
the administration of justice by courts or judges. [3 definitions] |
| judicial |
of, concerning, or appropriate to judges, courts of law, or the administration of justice. [3 definitions] |