sayeret
- noun
- /sɑːˈjɛrɛt/
- Jargon
- The Israeli military deployed a sayeret to gather intelligence behind enemy lines.
Examples
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During the operation, the sayeret rescued several hostages without being detected.
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Only the best soldiers are selected for the prestigious sayeret units.
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The sayeret is known for its rigorous training.
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Many consider the sayeret to be the best in the world.
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During the operation, the sayeret rescued several hostages without being detected.
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The Israeli military deployed a sayeret to gather intelligence behind enemy lines.
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Only the best soldiers are selected for the prestigious sayeret units.
Compounds
Surface Forms
Etymology
Sayeret comes from the Hebrew root sayar, which means 'to scout' or 'patrol'. That's why a sayeret is an elite military team that scouts for information, works behind enemy lines, and carries out rescue missions.