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gentile
This term serves as a categorical identifier used primarily within Jewish contexts to distinguish non-Jewish individuals from the Jewish community. It carries a neutral, descriptive tone in historical or theological discussions, though its impact can vary depending on the social or religious tension of the specific setting.
As a noun, it functions as a collective or individual label. When used as an adjective, it modifies nouns to specify cultural or religious origins that fall outside the Jewish tradition, often appearing in academic texts regarding ancient Near Eastern history or biblical studies.
Meanings
Examples
He was the only gentile in the entire congregation.
The text discusses the relationship between Jews and gentiles.
The laws were different for the gentile population.
The laws were different for the gentile population.
She married a gentile despite her family's objections.
The missionary sought to convert the gentiles of the region.
They lived in a predominantly gentile neighborhood.
They lived in a predominantly gentile neighborhood.