hebrew
/ˈhɛbriw/ /ˈhɛbruw/Definitions
1. noun
The ancient Semitic-speaking people who were the ancestors of the Jewish people and the Hebrew language.
“The professor specialized in ancient Hebrew languages and cultures.”
2. noun
The Semitic language spoken by the ancient Hebrews.
“The Hebrew inscription on the tombstone read ‘May peace be with you.’”
3. adjective
Relating to or characteristic of the Hebrew people, language, or culture.
“Hebrew music and dance are a blend of tradition and modernity.”
4. verb
To translate or render into Hebrew.
“The company hired a translator to Hebrew the website for international clients.”