judah
judah — 名詞
1. in the Bible, one of Jacob's sons, remembered as the forefather of the tribe tha
猶大
《聖經》中雅各的兒子,猶大支派祖先
in the Bible, one of Jacob's sons, remembered as the forefather of the tribe that bears his name in Israel.
In Sunday school, Tariq learned that Judah was one of Jacob's sons.
在主日學上,Tariq 學到猶大是雅各的兒子之一。
that-clause naming biblical identity
Nora read the story of Judah aloud during the youth group lesson.
Nora 在青年團契課上大聲讀出猶大的故事。
Gabriel's Bible chart shows Judah above several later kings.
Gabriel 的聖經圖表把猶大列在幾位後來的君王上方。
At the museum, Amira pointed to Judah on a chart of Israel's tribes.
在博物館裡,Amira 指著以色列各支派圖表上的猶大。
文法句型
Judah + verb
Judah, son of Jacob
the tribe of Judah
用法筆記
Used mainly in biblical, religious, or historical discussion. In nearby context, words like 'son of Jacob' or 'tribe of Judah' usually show whether the reference is to the man himself or to the people descended from him.
常見錯誤
2. an ancient state in the south of historic Palestine, with Jerusalem as its capit
猶大國
古代巴勒斯坦南部、都城耶路撒冷的王國
an ancient state in the south of historic Palestine, with Jerusalem as its capital.
Our history teacher said Judah had Jerusalem as its capital city.
我們的歷史老師說,猶大國以耶路撒冷為首都。
Judah + had Jerusalem as its capital
The map in Christopher's book shaded Judah south of the Dead Sea.
Christopher 書中的地圖把猶大國塗在死海南方。
After class, Elena compared Judah with Israel on an ancient map.
下課後,Elena 在一張古地圖上把猶大國和以色列作比較。
A documentary showed traders traveling through Judah on the road to Jerusalem.
一部紀錄片展示商人沿著通往耶路撒冷的道路穿越猶大國。
文法句型
Judah + verb
the kingdom of Judah
in Judah
用法筆記
Mostly found in biblical or ancient-history writing. Distinguish this sense from sense 1: here Judah names the southern kingdom, not the individual son of Jacob.