Israeli
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3.5
- adjective
- /ɪzˈreɪli/
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israelí
- At that time, Israeli and Palestinian officials toured the Israeli water processing facilities to ensure their proper operation.
- Israeli-Palestinian
- Arab-Israeli
- Israeli prime minister
People speculate that it was Israeli, not American.
- People speculate that it was Israeli, not American.
- And then the threats come from the Israeli intelligence agencies.
- I was hospitalised by a man wearing an Israeli army outfit.
- It's, you know, I'm Arab Israeli, I'm not Jewish.
- You have some Arabs who are Israeli citizens and have some rights.
- Weird name so I wonder if they're Israeli because it sounds like Shimur.
- That's a Japanese Israeli kind of fusion restaurant fusion.
- No, the big rabbi of IDF, of Israeli Defence Forces.
- Meantime, there's a new interview circulating of Israeli first responders.
- And it was not an Israeli Defense Forces missile that hit them.
- For the average person, it was even more removed from the Israeli Palestinian issue.
- Gaza became came under completely under Israeli control.
Examples
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My dad was in the Israeli army.
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Here is an example of an Israeli peacekeeping force.
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The bottom, the Western Wall is under Israeli rule.
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I did have an Israeli guy who used to cut my hair.
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I think the Israeli offer was reasonable.
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What is this, the Israeli parliament?
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All of a sudden, Israeli troops emerged from behind the wall.
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You want to become an Israeli citizen, Mr. Lansky?
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He was a decorated squad commander in Israeli Defense Forces.
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The Israeli flag features a blue and white design with a Star of David in the center.
Compounds
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3.8
The army, navy, and air force of Israel working together to protect the country
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Israeli comes from the country name Israel and the ending -i, which is used to mean 'of' or 'from' a place. The name Israel comes from Hebrew and is often explained as 'one who struggles with God', so Israeli describes things connected to that country today.