Saudi
- noun
- /ˈsɔːdi/
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saudí
- Many Saudis are proud of their rich cultural heritage and history.
So, OK, so Israel and NSO sells Pegasus to the Saudis, right?
- So, OK, so Israel and NSO sells Pegasus to the Saudis, right?
- The level of complicity on the part of the Saudis, I cannot speak to.
- He had a huge voice and Saudis followed him.
- We can't be siding with the Saudis when they murder a Washington Post columnist.
- All of that's true, But there's going to be some pushback from the Saudis.
- And guess whose head is so far up the Saudis ass it's Donald Trump's.
- They totally changed and turned from from Saudis to Paulos.
- And the new codes for the Saudis?
- Would I marry, oh, would I marry the Saudis?
- If there is an agreement that the Saudis thing is not true, they will develop a bomb.
- And the what's interesting here is the people that got wiped out were the Saudis, and that is Saudi currents.
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And in return, the Saudis normalize their relations with Israel.
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What I read is the Saudis always sell their oil in dollars, only dollars.
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Trump is out playing Patty cake with the Saudis, probably selling his gold card.
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You know, the the Saudis, you were just in Saudi Arabia.
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The level of complicity on the part of the Saudis, I cannot speak to.
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It's like lockdowns and backing the Saudis in the war against Yemen.
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During my trip, I met several Saudis who shared stories about their traditions.
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The Saudis have a significant influence on the global oil market.
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A country in southwest Asia covering most of the Arabian Peninsula, ruled by a king and known for oil
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Etymology
Saudi comes from the Arabic family name Al Saud, the ruling family of the country. The name Saud means 'happiness' or 'good fortune', and so Saudi came to mean a person from the land of the Saud family.