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Zionist in German

Zionist in German is zionistisch, Zionist, Zionistin — Zionist means a supporter of the movement to establish and support a Jewish state in the historic land of Israel.

Zionist in German

zionistisch
adj
Of or relating to a Zionist or Zionists.
Zionist
noun
An advocate of Zionism. [1890s]
Zionistin
noun
An advocate of Zionism. [1890s]

What does "Zionist" mean?

  1. noun A supporter of the movement to establish and support a Jewish state in the historic land of Israel.
    "Early Zionists organized conferences across Europe to plan a return to the land of Israel."
  2. adjective Relating to the movement supporting a Jewish homeland in Israel, or to Israel itself.
    "The museum has an exhibit on early Zionist settlements."
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Zionist in a sentence

  • Early Zionists organized conferences across Europe to plan a return to the land of Israel.
  • She wrote extensively about the political history of the Zionist movement.
  • The museum has an exhibit on early Zionist settlements.

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What is "Zionist" in German?

"Zionist" in German is zionistisch, Zionist, Zionistin. Zionist means: A supporter of the movement to establish and support a Jewish state in the historic land of Israel.

How do you use "Zionist" in a sentence?

Example: "Early Zionists organized conferences across Europe to plan a return to the land of Israel." In German, "Zionist" is zionistisch, Zionist, Zionistin.

Are there other ways to say "Zionist" in German?

Yes — German has 3 translations listed for "Zionist": zionistisch, Zionist, Zionistin.

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