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Meaning of hebraize
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hebraize (v. t.)
To convert into the Hebrew idiom; to make Hebrew or Hebraistic.
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hebraize (v. i.)
To speak Hebrew, or to conform to the Hebrew idiom, or to Hebrew customs.
hebraize Sentence Examples
- The rabbi chose to hebraize his English name to connect more deeply with his Jewish heritage.
- Scholars meticulously hebraized ancient Greek texts, unlocking their secrets for Hebrew speakers.
- The village elders agreed to hebraize the town's name, reflecting their desire for a more authentic identity.
- The poet's use of hebraized imagery evoked a deep sense of Jewish spirituality.
- The translation committee consulted with linguists to ensure the accurate hebraization of technical terms.
- The academy offered courses in hebraizing scientific concepts, making them accessible to Hebrew-speaking scholars.
- The children's choir sang a hebraized version of the traditional Hanukkah song.
- The artist's hebraized painting incorporated ancient Hebrew symbols and motifs.
- The historian discovered a hebraized manuscript that shed light on the early years of the Jewish community.
- The hebraized prayer book provided a bridge between the ancient and modern Jewish experience.
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To convert into the Hebrew idiom; to make Hebrew or Hebraistic., To speak Hebrew, or to conform to the Hebrew idiom, or to Hebrew customs.
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The rabbi chose to hebraize his English name to connect more deeply with his Jewish heritage.
Scholars meticulously hebraized ancient Greek texts, unlocking their secrets for Hebrew speakers.
The village elders agreed to hebraize the town's name, reflecting their desire for a more authentic identity.
The poet's use of hebraized imagery evoked a deep sense of Jewish spirituality.
