Judith is a Hebrew name, derived from the biblical figure Judith, who saved the Israelites from the Assyrian general Holofernes.
In Christianity and Judaism, Judith is revered as a heroine for her bravery and cunning in defeating the Assyrian army.
People named Judith are often seen as resourceful, clever, and determined with a strong sense of justice.
The name Judith remains popular in many countries, particularly in Europe and South America, and is often chosen for its unique and timeless feel.