Definition of Mizrachi
:of or relating to a movement in Zionism supported by strictly orthodox Jews
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Mizrachi
adjective
Miz·ra·chi
variants:
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Mizrahi
\mizˈräḵē\
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Origin and Etymology of mizrachi
Mizrachi, movement in Zionism founded in 1902, from Hebrew Mizrāḥī, literally, of the east, from mizrāḥ east
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