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1 Hebreeuws
adj. Hebrew, of or pertaining to the Hebrews or their language--------n. Hebrew, language of the Israelites, language of the Hebrew people -
2 Evriet
modern Hebrew, Hebrew that is spoken in this day and age -
3 hebraica
n. hebraica, Hebrew; part of a Latin phrase "Biblia Hebraica" meaning the Hebrew Bible -
4 hebraisme
n. Hebraism, idiom or phrase found in the Hebrew language; something characteristic to the Hebrew people -
5 hebraist
n. Hebraist, one who specializes in Hebrew, Hebrew expert -
6 Hebreeër
n. Hebrew, member of the Semitic people descended from Abraham -
7 Jona
n. Jonah, Hebrew prophet who was swallowed by a large fish and then cast up on the shore unharmed (Biblical); person or thing which brings bad luck -
8 Mozes
n. Moses (Biblical) Hebrew Prophet who lead the Israelites out of Egypt into the Wilderness on their way to the promised Land, author of the first five books of the Bible -
9 joods
adj. Jewish, of or pertaining to the Jewish religion; of Jewish descent--------n. Hebrew, language of the Israelites -
10 sabra
n. sabra, (Hebrew) native-born Israeli -
11 Evriet
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12 Hebreeuws
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13 Hebreeër
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14 Israëlisch
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15 Ivriet
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16 de joodse/mohammedaanse wet
de joodse/mohammedaanse wetJewish/Hebrew law, Islamic lawVan Dale Handwoordenboek Nederlands-Engels > de joodse/mohammedaanse wet
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17 wet
2 [stelsel van rechtsregels, ook religie] law4 [wetenschappelijk] [wetmatigheid] law♦voorbeelden:een ongeschreven wet • an unwritten ruleeen wet aannemen/goedkeuren • pass/enact a laween wet invoeren/afkondigen/uitvaardigen • enact/promulgate/constitute a lawde wet naleven/schenden/overtreden/ontduiken • abide by/violate/break/circumvent the lawde wet schrijft voor dat … • the law prescribes that …de wet toepassen • enforce the lawhet gerecht moet de wetten uitvoeren • the court has to execute the lawseen ontwerp dat wet moet worden • a bill which has to become lawde wet zegt dat … • it is the law that …conform de wet • lawful, legalin overeenstemming met de wet • in accordance with lawvolgens de wet is het een misdaad • it's a crime before the law2 naar de letter/naar de geest van de wet • according to the letter/spirit of the lawvolgens de Engelse wet • under English lawgeschreven wet • statute lawde Mozaïsche wet • Mosaic(al) lawwet is wet • the law is the lawgehoorzaam aan de wet • law-abidingbij de wet bepaald • regulated by lawboven de wet staan • be above the lawzich buiten de wet stellen • place oneself outside the lawdoor de wet verboden • prohibited/forbidden by lawingevolge de wet • under lawin strijd met/strijdig met de wet • unlawful, illegal, lawless, against the lawnaar wet en recht • according to law and justicevoor de wet trouwen • marry at a registry officevoor de wet is iedereen gelijk • everybody is equal before the laween wet van Meden en Perzen • a law of the Medes and Persians, a hard and fast rulemoeders wil is wet • mother's word is laween ijzeren wet • an iron lawde joodse/mohammedaanse wet • Jewish/Hebrew law, Islamic lawiemand de wet voorschrijven • lay down the law to someone
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