hebrew

• Относящийся к еврейскому языку, народу или культуре; в современном английском обычно не используется как прилагательное вне специфических контекстов.

Relating to the Hebrew language, people, or culture; not typically used as an adjective in modern English outside of specific contexts.

1. B1formal

   Of or relating to the Hebrew language, its alphabet, or its literature.

   Относящийся к ивриту

   • She is studying Hebrew grammar.
   • The Hebrew alphabet has 22 letters.
   • He translated the document from Hebrew to English.

   Синонимыhebraic

2. Relating to the Hebrew peopleB1formal

   Of or relating to the ancient or modern Jewish people, their culture, or their history.

   Относящийся к еврейскому народу

   • The Hebrew calendar is based on lunar cycles.
   • Hebrew traditions are observed during the holiday.
   • The museum has a collection of Hebrew artifacts.

   Синонимыhebraicjewish

• Имя собственное, обозначающее семитский язык еврейского народа, или человека, являющегося представителем еврейского народа или потомком древних израильтян.

A proper noun referring to the Semitic language of the Jewish people, or a person who is a member of the Jewish people or a descendant of the ancient Israelites.

неисчисляемое · имя собственное

1. B1formal

   The Semitic language of the ancient Hebrews, revived as the official language of modern Israel.

   Язык

   • She is studying Hebrew at the university.
   • The Bible was originally written in Hebrew and Greek.
   • Modern Hebrew is spoken by millions of people in Israel.

2. PersonB2formal

   A member of the ancient Semitic people who established the kingdom of Israel; an Israelite.

   Еврей

   • The Hebrews were enslaved in Egypt before the Exodus.
   • According to tradition, Abraham was the first Hebrew.
   • The ancient Hebrews developed a unique monotheistic religion.

   Синонимыjew