Gentile (noun)

A person who is not Jewish.

Origin:

From the latin word "gentilis" meaning "of the same clan or nation".

Examples:

1. The term "gentile" is often used to refer to non-Jewish people in the context of Judaism and Jewish culture.
2. The Jewish community has traditionally had a strong sense of separation from the gentile population.
3. She was a gentile and she had never been to a synagogue before.
4. Many of the early Christian converts were gentiles who were attracted to the new religion.
5. The term "gentile" is also used to refer to non-Mormon people in the context of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.