hebraic

/hɪˈbreɪɪk/
adjective
  1. Relating to the Hebrew language, people, or culture; Jewish.
    • The festival featured Hebraic music and traditional dances.
    • The museum has a special exhibit on Hebraic manuscripts from the Middle Ages.
    • She is studying Hebraic poetry from ancient Israel.
  2. Having characteristics or style associated with Hebrew or Jewish traditions, especially in art, literature, or religion.
    • The novel has a Hebraic rhythm in its storytelling, echoing biblical narratives.
    • The composer incorporated Hebraic melodies into his symphony.
    • His painting uses Hebraic symbols like the menorah and the Star of David.
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