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Hebraic
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hebraic Hebraïc
English
Alternative forms
en Hebraïc archaic
Etymology
en 1 :inh enm:Ebrayk<ety:lbor<la-lat:hebraicus>> :af<surf> Hebra- -ic<id:adjectival suffix>
en enm Ebrayk,Hebrak,Hebrayke, a learned borrowing from en la-lat hebraicus,Ēbrāik adj MED12922 16 July 2026 borrowed from en gkm Ἑβρᾰῐ̈κός,Hebraic adj 5450471687 2023 from en grc Ἑβραῖος Hebrew. en Hebra- -ic.
Pronunciation
en /hɪˈbɹeɪ.ɪk/ /hiːˈbɹeɪ.ɪk/
en En-us-Hebraic.oga US
en eɪɪk 3
en He bra ic
Adjective
Of or relating to the Hebrew people, language or culture.
en Hebrew#Adjective
en 1961 Harry E. Wedeck Dictionary of Aphrodisiacs The Citadel Press New York 3 Note that in Hebraic legend and in occultism Asmodeus is the King of the Demons.
Derived terms
en Hebraically Hebraicism Hebraicize Neo-Hebraic neo-Hebraic
Related terms
en Hebraean Hebraical Hebraist Hebraistic Hebraize Hebrew
Translations
of or relating to the Hebrew people, language, or culture
Arabic: ar عبري, ar عبراني
Bulgarian: bg еврейски
Catalan: ca hebraic
Danish: da hebraisk, da hebræisk
French: fr hébraïque
Middle French: frm hebraicque
Georgian: ka ძველებრაული
German: de hebräisch
Hebrew: he עִבְרִי ivrí עברי \ עִבְרִי
Irish: ga Eabhrach
Italian: it ebraico
Latin: la hebraicus
Maltese: mt Ebrajk
Norwegian:
Bokmål: nb hebraisk, nb hebreisk
Nynorsk: nn hebraisk, nn hebreisk
Old Norse: non ebreskr
Polish: pl hebrajski
Portuguese: pt hebraico
Spanish: es hebraico
Swedish: sv hebreisk, sv hebraisk older form
Yiddish: yi העברעיִש
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