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Meaning of neo-hebraic
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neo-hebraic (a.)
Of, pert. to, or designating, modern Hebrew, or Hebrew of later date than the Biblical.
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neo-hebraic (n.)
The modern Hebrew language.
neo-hebraic Sentence Examples
- The neo-Hebraic revival has inspired a resurgence of interest in ancient Jewish texts.
- Hebrew words have been incorporated into neo-Hebraic language, enriching its vocabulary.
- Modern Hebrew poetry often employs neo-Hebraic forms and imagery.
- The neo-Hebraic language is spoken by several thousand people in Israel and around the world.
- Neo-Hebraic literature has been used to explore themes of national identity, cultural heritage, and religious tradition.
- The neo-Hebraic movement played a significant role in the development of modern Israeli culture.
- Neo-Hebraic music combines traditional Jewish melodies with contemporary Western styles.
- Modern Hebrew script, used in neo-Hebraic writing, is based on the ancient Phoenician alphabet.
- The neo-Hebraic revival has contributed to the revitalization of Hebrew as a living language.
- Neo-Hebraic texts have been translated into various languages, allowing for the broader dissemination of Jewish thought and culture.
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Of, pert. to, or designating, modern Hebrew, or Hebrew of later date than the Biblical., The modern Hebrew language.
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The neo-Hebraic revival has inspired a resurgence of interest in ancient Jewish texts.
Hebrew words have been incorporated into neo-Hebraic language, enriching its vocabulary.
Modern Hebrew poetry often employs neo-Hebraic forms and imagery.
The neo-Hebraic language is spoken by several thousand people in Israel and around the world.
