Hebraist

English

Etymology

Hebr[a]- + -ist

Noun

Hebraist (plural Hebraists)

A scholar who specializes in the study of the Hebrew language.
(obsolete) A proponent of Hebrew as the language of the Zionist movement.

Related terms

Translations

a scholar who specializes in the study of the Hebrew language

Czech: hebraista m, hebraistka f, hebreista m
Danish: hebraist c
French: hébraïsant (fr) m, hébraïsante (fr) f, hébraïste (fr) m or f
German: Hebraist m, Hebraistin f
Greek: εβραϊστής (el) (evraïstís), εβραΐστρια (el) f (evraḯstria)
Italian: ebraicista m or f, ebraista m or f
Norwegian:
Bokmål: hebraist m

Nynorsk: hebraist m

Polish: hebraista (pl) m, hebraistka (pl) f
Slovak: hebraista m, hebraistka f
Swedish: hebraist c
Ukrainian: гебраїст m (hebrajist), гебраїстка f (hebrajistka)

See also

Hebrew

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