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Eabhrach
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Irish
Etymology
From ga sga Ebrach, from ga la hebraicus, from ga grc Ἑβραῖος, from ga arc 'ibrāy, from ga hbo עִבְרִי ʿiḇrî, from he עֵבֶר ʿēḇer.
Adjective
-aigh -aí ~a -
ga Biblical linguistic Hebrew, Hebraic
ga (de chuid) na nEabhrach<qq:Biblical> Eabhraise<qq:linguistic>
Declension
Eabhrach Eabhraigh Eabhraí ~a -
Derived terms
ga ga pobal Eabhrach Hebrew people; worshippers ga seanchas Eabhrach Hebraic lore
Noun
m -aigh -aigh
ga Biblical a Hebrew person
Declension
E abhrach abhraigh
Derived terms
ga ga the Hebraic calendar féilire na nEabhrach ga Hebraic lore seanchas de chuid na nEabhrach
Related terms
ga Eabhrais Eabhra
Mutation
msn
Further reading
ga Demonyms
Scottish Gaelic
Etymology
From gd sga Ebrach, from gd la hebraicus, from gd grc Ἑβραῖος, from gd arc 'ibrāy, from gd hbo עִבְרִי ʿiḇrî, from he עֵבֶר ʿēḇer.
Noun
m -aich -aich
gd Biblical Hebrew person
Related terms
gd Eabhra
Adjective
gd Biblical Hebrew
See also
gd Iùdhach