wandering jew in Korean

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noun - Wandering Jew
방랑자: vagabond, vagrant, waif, pilgrim, Wandering Jew, stroller
방랑하는 유대인: Wandering Jew

Sentence patterns related to "wandering jew"

1. Half-Jew.

2. What about the Jew?

3. Where's the Jew?

4. Where is the Jew?

5. The Jew is behind it.

6. The Jew pig attacked me

7. He is as rich as a Jew.

8. A money-grabbing hook-nosed jew.

9. And a wandering spirit.

10. Could some other Jew receive wider acceptance?

어느 다른 유대인이 더 폭넓은 호응을 받을 수 있었습니까?

11. You blew up my club, Jew Hair!

12. 13. (a) Rather than the mind wandering, a closer look may reveal what to be wandering?

13. (ᄀ) 정신이 방황한다기보다도, 면밀히 조사해 보면, 무엇이 방황한다는 것을 알게 됩니까?

13. My wandering days are over.

14. A gentile is person that is not a Jew.

15. Used as a disparaging term for a Jew.

16. The big "Jew" stamp was still on their papers.

17. Perhaps he expected Jesus to answer: “Your fellow Jew.”

18. Anne married a Jew, despite being raised a Catholic.

19. My father was a wandering Aramean

20. Okay, so we have an African Jew wearing a hoodie.

21. In commerce and usury field, Jew is more activity.

22. Adventurousness See also Journey, Quest, Wandering

23. The big " Jew " stamp was still on their papers.

24. There are 613 commandments required of a pious Jew.

25. Julius Streicher , the Jew - baiter of Nuremberg , was there.