Where can you find vocabulary words for Judaism?

Answer 1

• Language:

In many cases, Jewish communities created their own languages that were based on the local language but quite different from it. These include Yiddish, Ladino, Judeo-Arabic, and others.

• Speech:

Jewish speech (in any language), especially among religious communities, is seasoned with hundreds of expressions that refer to various Torah-concepts.

Instead of saying "Tomorrow I'll visit," the phrase will be "Tomorrow I'll visit im yirtzeh Hashem" (God willing).

Here are some vocabulary words.Aleinu

Amidah

Baal Shem Tov

Bar/Bat Mitzvah

Beth din

Brit

Chumash

David

Deborah

Elijah

Gabbai

Gartel

Halakha

Hallel

Havdalah

Hazzan

Hillel

Isaac

Kabbalah

Kaddish

Kashrut

Kipa

Kittel

Kohen

Kol Nidre

Kuzari

Leah

Ma Tovu

Maggid

Mashgiach

Menorah

Mezuzah

Midrash

Mikvah

Minyan

Mishnah Berurah

Mishneh Torah

Mohel

Mussar

Pidyon HaBen

Piyutim

Rabbi

Rachel

Rambam

Ramban

Rashi

Rebecca

Rif

Rosh yeshiva

Ruth

Saadia Gaon

Sarah

Sefer Torah

Shammai

Shema

Shidduch

Shofar

Shulchan Aruch

Siddur

Solomon

Synagogue

Tallit

Talmud

Tanakh

Tefillin

Torah

Tosafists

Tosefta

Tur

Tzedakah

Tzitzit

Vilna Gaon

Yad

Yeshiva

Yosef Karo

Zohar

Answer 2

• Speech:
  

Jewish speech (in any language), especially among religious communities, is seasoned with hundreds of expressions that refer to various Torah-concepts.
Instead of saying "Tomorrow I'll visit," the phrase will be "Tomorrow I'll visit im yirtzeh Hashem" (God willing).

Link: An extensive Jewish glossary of words