Israelite
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- noun
- /ˈɪzreɪəlaɪt/
- Instead of the Philistine Goliath, there had been the Israelite Samson, claimed to be the strongest man in the world.
- ancient Israelite
- Israelite history
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Examples
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When Jesus saw Nathanael coming to him, he said about him: "Here is a real Israelite. "
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In this book, Daniel is a young Israelite exiled in Babylon from his homeland.
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And this is the beginning of the Israelite community, OK?
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Note this the direction that Israelite thought is taking.
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I'm currently working on a book which is actually all about Israelite religion and politics and history.
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The remaining six go to descendants of the other Israelite tribes.
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In early Israelite history, only Israelites were expected, indeed privileged, to observe Israelite beliefs and practices.
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The book's first prophet, named Lehi, is an Israelite through his ancestor Manasseh.
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Phinehas was a priest who found one of the most prominent Israelite chiefs having illicit sex with a Midianite princess.
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Nathanael was described by Jesus as "a true Israelite" during their meeting.
Synonyms
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A group of ancient people descended from Abraham who are the ancestors of the Jewish people
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A member of the ancient people now known as the Jews
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A person from the tribe of Levi who helped priests in the Temple in ancient Jerusalem
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A person from Judea, often in ancient times
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A person from the ancient kingdom or tribe of Judah
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A person from Bethlehem, often mentioned in the Bible
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A person from the tribe of Reuben in the Bible
Connected with the ancient tribe of Ephraim or their land
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Israelite comes from the name Israel, the ancient people and land, plus the ending -ite, which means 'person from' or 'member of', like in Brooklynite. So an Israelite is 'a member of' the ancient Hebrew people or someone from the old kingdom of Israel.