Reubenite
- noun
- /ˈruːbəˌnaɪt/
- Literature
- As a Reubenite, he was proud of his tribe's heritage and traditions.
Examples
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The Reubenite families settled east of the Jordan River according to the biblical account.
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The Reubenite leader spoke at the gathering.
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The ancient territory of the Reubenite tribe lay to the east of the Dead Sea.
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Many Reubenites settled on the eastern side of the Jordan.
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Dathan and Abiram were known as Reubenites, as they descended from the tribe of Reuben in Israel.
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The Reubenite families gathered at the annual festival to celebrate their heritage and traditions.
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In biblical history, the Reubenite tribe played a significant role in the settlement of Canaan.
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Etymology
Reubenite comes from the Hebrew name Reuben, which means 'see' and 'son', plus the ending -ite meaning 'member of', as in Israelite. So a Reubenite is a person who belongs to the tribe of Reuben.