Jew; Jewish person

relating to the Jewish people, their religion, or ethnic identity

to hesitate

similar to; like

without the slightest hesitation

Judah, the fourth son of Jacob and the ancestor of one of the twelve tribes of Israel

to remain fresh in one's memory

Utah (a state of the USA)

to remain undecided or to waver between choices

to have not fully expressed one's thoughts, feelings, or intended meaning

to hesitate

(literary) still or yet; used to indicate that a state or action continues to exist

too far is as bad as not enough (idiom, from the Analects)

honorable even in defeat

words still ringing in one's ears

(of an older woman) still possessing charm and beauty

Shangyou county in Ganzhou City [[赣州市|贛州市|Gan4 zhou1 Shi4]], Jiangxi

to continue fighting or resisting even in a desperate, cornered situation; a cornered beast will still fight

a Zionist

lit. although dead, as if still alive; still with us in spirit

To die a glorious death; to be honored even in death.

(archaic) a brother's child (nephew or niece)

it is not too late

Epistle of St Jude (in the New Testament)

can be compared to or is the same as in meaning; equivalent to

just like (something)

Judas (name)

(slang) a person who is blindly or fanatically pro-Israel

the ideology, practice, or sentiment of prejudice, discrimination, or hostility against Jewish people

to hesitate

the Talmud

a section of a city, especially in historical Europe, where Jews were historically required or forced to live.

niece (archaic)