Many of the borrowed words from this language are religious terms ("amen", "rabbi", "Satan"). There are also several food and drink terms ("cider", "cinnamon") as well as many miscellaneous words.
| Word | Meaning | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| abacus | Device for calculating. | |
| amen | so be it | One of many religious words from Hebrew. |
| bedlam | ||
| behemoth | ||
| cider | An apple drink. | |
| cinnamon | ||
| coral | pebble | |
| elephant | ||
| gauze | ||
| gopher | A type of wood. | |
| hallelujah | ||
| Israel | Middle Eastern country. | |
| Jew | A believer of Judaism. | |
| jockey | ||
| jot | ||
| jubilee | ram's horn | Horns were used as trumpets during celebrations. |
| jug | ||
| kibbutz | gathering | Communial settlement in Israel. |
| kosher | proper | Applies to food that is fit for a Jew to to eat. |
| leviathan | ||
| manna | A mythical food from heaven. | |
| maudlin | ||
| messiah | anointed | The one that Jews believe is to come. |
| Nimrod | City in Messopotamia. | |
| rabbi | my teacher | |
| Sabbath | rest | 'Sabatical' is from the same root. |
| sapphire | Precious stone. | |
| Satan | The Devil. | |
| sodomy | Named after its place of origin. |
