Hellenistic Jew
Ancient History
noun
A Jewish person of the Diaspora who used Hellenistic Greek as opposed to Hebrew; a Hellenist.
Origin
Late 17th century; earliest use found in Thomas Tenison (1636–1715), archbishop of Canterbury.
- not to say
- unpracticeable
- unpracticed
- unpractise
- unpractised
- unpragmatic
- unpragmatical
- unpraisable
- unpraise
- unpraised
- unpraiseworthy
- unpray
- unprayable
- unprayed
- unprayed for
- unpreach
- unpreached
- unpreaching
- unprecarious
- unpreceded
- unprecedental
- unprecedented
- unprecedentedly
- unprecedential
- unprecedently