What is another word for yemenite jews?
Pronunciation: [jˈɛmənˌa͡ɪt d͡ʒˈuːz] (IPA) 
Yemenite Jews are a group of Jewish people who originated from Yemen, a country located in the Arabian Peninsula. There are several alternative names that are synonymous with Yemenite Jews. They are also known as Yemeni Jews, Teimani Jews, or simply as Jews from Yemen. Teimani is derived from the Arabic word for Yemen, which is "Teiman." In Hebrew, they are referred to as Teymanim, and in Arabic, they are known as Bani Yahya or "Children of Yahya," a reference to the biblical figure, John the Baptist. Regardless of the name, Yemenite Jews have a unique cultural heritage that distinguishes them from other Jewish communities around the world.
