Irgun
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A Hebrew word for an organization or group
- noun
- /ɪrˈɡun/
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Irgun
- The concept of Irgun represents a vital part of Jewish history and culture.
Examples
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The Irgun played a significant role in advocating for Jewish rights in pre-state Israel.
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Many historians study the Irgun to understand the complexities of Israel's formation.
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Emanuel's father was an Irgun guerrilla in the wars to establish Israel after WWII. The Irgun only the Likud's Likudniks.
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Synonyms
A group of people who work together for a shared purpose
is a full Hebrew term rather than an English abbreviation
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A group of people who work together for a common purpose
is the complete Hebrew word referring to such a group rather than an abbreviation
Surface Forms
Etymology
Irgun comes from Hebrew and literally means 'organization' or 'association', and you can think of it like the English word organize; it refers to a group 'brought together' to work as one.