Etymology
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From Israel + -i.
Pronunciation
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Israeli (plural Israelis)
- A person from Israel or of Israeli descent.
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person from Israel or of Israeli descent
- Afrikaans: Israeli
- Albanian: izraelit (sq) m, izraelite f
- Arabic: إِسْرَائِيلِيّ m (ʔisrāʔīliyy), إِسْرَائِيلِيَّة f (ʔisrāʔīliyya)
- Armenian: իսրաելցի (israelcʻi)
- Azerbaijani: israilli
- Belarusian: ізраільця́нін m (izrailʹcjánin), ізраільця́нка f (izrailʹcjánka)
- Bulgarian: израилтя́нин m (izrailtjánin), израилтя́нка f (izrailtjánka)
- Catalan: israelià (ca) m
- Chinese:
- Mandarin: 以色列人 (zh) (yǐsèlièrén)
- Czech: Izraelec (cs) m, Izraelka (cs) f
- Danish: israeler (da)
- Dutch: Israëli (nl), Israëliër (nl) m, Israëlische (nl) f
- Esperanto: israelano
- Estonian: iisraellane
- Faroese: ísraelsmaður m, ísraeli m
- Finnish: israelilainen (fi)
- French: Israélien (fr)
- Galician: israelí m, israelita (gl) m or f
- Georgian: ისრაელელი (israeleli), ებრაელი (ka) (ebraeli)
- German: Israeli (de) m
- Greek: Ισραηλινός (el) m or f (Israïlinós)
- Hebrew: יִשְׂרְאֵלִי (he) m (yisr'elí), יִשְׂרְאֵלִית f (yisr'elít)
- Hindi: इस्राइली (isrāilī), इसराईली (hi) m or f (isrāīlī)
- Hungarian: izraeli (hu)
- Icelandic: Ísraelsmaður m, Ísraeli m
- Irish: Iosraelach m
- Japanese: イスラエル人 (イスラエルじん, isuraerujin)
- Kazakh: исраилдік (israildık)
- Korean: 이스라엘인 (ko) (iseura'erin), 이스라엘 사람 (iseura'el saram)
- Kyrgyz: израилдик (izraildik)
- Latvian: izraēlietis m, izraēliete f
- Lithuanian: izraelietis (lt) m, izraelietė (lt) f
- Macedonian: Израелец m (Izraelec), Израелка f (Izraelka)
- Norwegian:
- Bokmål: israeler (no) m
- Nynorsk: israelar (nn) m
- Pashto: اسرایيلي m (esrāilí)
- Persian: اِسْرائیلی (fa) (esrâ'ili)
- Polish: Izraelczyk (pl) m, Izraelka (pl) f
- Portuguese: israelense (pt) m or f
- Romanian: israelian m, israeliană f
- Russian: израильтя́нин (ru) m (izrailʹtjánin), израильтя́нка (ru) f (izrailʹtjánka)
- Serbo-Croatian:
- Cyrillic: Израе́лац m
- Roman: Izraélac (sh) m
- Slovak: Izraelčan (sk) m, Izraelčanka (sk) f
- Slovene: Izraelec (sl) m
- Spanish: israelí (es) m or f
- Swahili: Mwisraeli (sw)
- Swedish: israel (sv)
- Tajik: исроилӣ (isroyilī)
- Turkish: İsrailli (tr)
- Ukrainian: ізраїльтя́нин m (izrajilʹtjányn), ізраїльтя́нка f (izrajilʹtjánka)
- Urdu: اِسْرائیِلی m or f (isrāyilī)
- Uzbek: isroiliy, isroillik
- Yiddish: ישׂראלדיקער m (yisróeldiker), ישׂראלדיקע f (yisróeldike), ישׂראלי m (yisréeyli)
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Adjective
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Israeli (not comparable)
- Of, from, or pertaining to Israel, the Israeli people.
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of, from, or pertaining to Israel, the Israeli people
- Afrikaans: Israels, Israelies
- Albanian: izraelit (sq)
- Amharic: እስራኤላዊ (ʾəsraʾelawi)
- Arabic: إِسْرَائِيلِيّ m (ʔisrāʔīliyy)
- Armenian: իսրաելական (israelakan), իսրաելյան (israelyan)
- Azerbaijani: israil, israilli
- Belarusian: ізра́ільскі (izráilʹski)
- Bengali: ইসরাইলি (iśoraili)
- Bulgarian: израе́лски (izraélski)
- Burmese: အစ္စရေး (acca.re:)
- Catalan: israelià (ca)
- Chinese:
- Mandarin: 以色列的 (zh) (Yǐsèliè de), 以- (zh) (Yǐ-)
- Czech: izraelský (cs)
- Danish: israelsk (da)
- Dutch: Israëlisch (nl)
- Esperanto: israela
- Estonian: iisraeli
- Faroese: ísraelskur
- Finnish: israelilainen (fi)
- French: israélien (fr) m, israélienne (fr) f
- Galician: israelí, israelita (gl)
- Georgian: ისრაელური (israeluri)
- German: israelisch (de)
- Greek: ισραηλινός (el) (israïlinós)
- Hebrew: יִשְׂרְאֵלִי (he) m (yisr'elí), יִשְׂרְאֵלִית f (yisr'elít)
- Hindi: इस्राइली (isrāilī), इसराईली (hi) (isrāīlī)
- Hungarian: izraeli (hu)
- Icelandic: ísraelskur
- Irish: Iosraelach
- Italian: israeliano (it) m, israeliana (it) f
- Japanese: イスラエルの (ja) (Isuraeru no)
- Kazakh: израиль (izrail), исраилдік (israildık)
- Khmer: អ៊ីស្រាអែល (km) (ʼiisraaʼael)
- Korean: 이스라엘의 (ko) (iseura'er-ui)
- Kurdish:
- Northern Kurdish: Îsraîl (ku)
- Kyrgyz: израиль (izrail), израилдик (izraildik)
- Ladino: yisraeli
- Lao: ອິດສະລະແອນ (ʼit sa la ʼǣn)
- Latvian: izraēliešu, izraēlisks
- Lithuanian: israelio
- Macedonian: израелски (izraelski)
- Malay: Israel (ms)
- Mongolian: израиль (izrailʹ), израйль (izrajlʹ)
- Norwegian:
- Bokmål: israelsk (no)
- Nynorsk: israelsk (nn)
- Pashto: اسرایيلي (esrāilí)
- Persian: اِسْرائیلی (fa) (esrâ'ili)
- Polish: izraelski (pl) m
- Portuguese: israelense (pt) c, israelita (pt) c
- Romanian: israelian
- Russian: изра́ильский (ru) (izráilʹskij)
- Scottish Gaelic: Iosraeleach m or f
- Serbo-Croatian:
- Cyrillic: и̏зраелскӣ
- Roman: ȉzraelskī (sh)
- Sicilian: srailitu m, srailianu m
- Slovak: izraelský (sk)
- Slovene: izraelski (sl)
- Spanish: israelí (es)
- Swedish: israelisk (sv)
- Tajik: исроил (isroyil), исроилӣ (isroyilī)
- Thai: อิสราเอล (th) (ìs-raa-eel)
- Turkish: israilli
- Turkmen: izrail, ysraýyl
- Ukrainian: ізра́їльський (izrájilʹsʹkyj)
- Urdu: اِسْرائیِلی (isrāyilī)
- Uyghur: ئىسرائىلىيە (isra'iliye)
- Uzbek: isroil, isroiliy
- Vietnamese: I-xra-en
- Welsh: Israelaidd m or f
- Yiddish: ישׂראלדיק (yisróeldik), ישׂראליש (yisreeylish)
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Proper noun
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Israeli
- The modern Hebrew language.
2010, Joshua A. Fishman, Ofelia García, Handbook of Language & Ethnic Identity, volume 2, page 73:Thus, when most native Israeli-speakers speak Israeli, their intonation is much more similar to that of Yiddish, the mother tongue of most revivalists, than to that of Arabic or any other language belonging to the Semitic branch […]
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