Yuda Yudel Judel Fuks Fuchs Fox

GEDCOM Note

Name derived from birthday record of his grandson Iosel. Russian anme "?????"/"Iodel" is for anme Yiddish Judah/Yehudah. Birth date is derived from son's Ovsey relative approximation.

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https://www.behindthename.com/name/yudel Usage Yiddish Scripts ??????? Yiddish Yiddish form of JUDAH.
Names Variant Yidel
Other Languages & Cultures:
Judah, Judas, Jude
Goudas - Biblical Greek
Yehudah - Biblical Hebrew
Judas - Biblical Latin
Jude - English
Yehuda, Yehudah - Hebrew

https://dbs.bh.org.il/familyname/idel
Idel is a Yiddish diminutive of the Hebrew male personal name Yehuda/Judah.
Literally "homage to God" in Hebrew, Yehuda/Judah was the name of the fourth son of Jacob and Leah. His 'kinnui' (byname) was Ari(eh), that is "lion" (Genesis 49.38). His name also became the general name of the Jewish nation - Yehudim. Lion was a widespread 'kinnui' ("secular equivalent") of Judah throughout the Dispersion, first as a personal name, and eventually as a hereditary family name. Translated into Latin (Leo/Leonus), Arabic (Abbas), Italian (Leone/Leoni), French (Lion), German (Loewe), Slavic (Lev), and Yiddish (Leib/Leb), it produced many patronymics as well as a great number of variants.