Present participle of 'hebraize'; the ongoing process of making something Hebrew in character or adopting Hebrew practices.
From hebraize + -ing (present participle marker). This form emphasizes the continuous, ongoing nature of cultural or linguistic transformation toward Hebrew identity.
The 'hebraizing' of immigrant populations in Israel—where Moroccan, Polish, Iraqi, and Ethiopian Jews all learned Hebrew—created a unique phenomenon: a single language uniting people whose ancestors hadn't shared one for millennia.
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