nasi
- noun
- /ˈnɑːsi/
- In modern Israel, the nasi serves as the official president of the country.
Examples
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In ancient times, a nasi held significant authority over the people.
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The organization chose a respected leader as its nasi for the coming year.
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The newly elected nasi addressed the members of the community at the opening ceremony.
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The nasi of the community addressed the members at the meeting.
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The newly elected nasi addressed the members of the community at the opening ceremony.
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In modern Israel, the nasi serves as the official president of the country.
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The organization chose a respected leader as its nasi for the coming year.
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Etymology
Nasi comes from Hebrew and once meant 'prince' or 'leader', and in modern use it can mean the 'president' of a country or community, so thinking of nasi as the person who leads helps explain the word today.