Hebrews

/ˈhiːbruːz/ noun

Members of the ancient Semitic people who became the Jewish people, or referring to the biblical book of Hebrews in the New Testament.

From Hebrew 'ivri', possibly meaning 'one from beyond' or 'wanderer', referring to Abraham's journey from beyond the Euphrates River. The term passed through Greek 'Hebraios' and Latin 'Hebraeus' into English, maintaining its ethnic and religious significance across millennia.

AMዖሪትዎሪ
ARالعبرانيين
BNহিব্রু
CAhebreus
CSHebrejci
DAhebraere
DEHebräer
ELΕβραίοι
EShebreos
FAعبرانی
FIheprealaiset
FRhébreux
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