Definition of Mizrachi in English:

Mizrachi

(also Mizrakhi, Mizrahi, Misrachi)

noun mɪzˈrɑːxi

A worldwide Orthodox Zionist organization founded in 1902. Also (occasionally) treated as plural: the members or adherents of this organization.

Origin

Early 20th century; earliest use found in Zionist. From modern Hebrew Mizrāḥī from m, z, r, ḥ, and ī in merkāz rūḥānī spiritual centre, the notional full name of the organization (with reference to the movement's aim of establishing a Jewish state that would also provide a spiritual centre for the world's Jewry), punningly after post-biblical Hebrew mizrāḥī eastern.

Definition of Mizrachi in US English:

Mizrachi

(also Mizrakhi, Mizrahi, Misrachi)

nounmɪzˈrɑːxi

A worldwide Orthodox Zionist organization founded in 1902. Also (occasionally) treated as plural: the members or adherents of this organization.

Origin

Early 20th century; earliest use found in Zionist. From modern Hebrew Mizrāḥī from m, z, r, ḥ, and ī in merkāz rūḥānī spiritual centre, the notional full name of the organization (with reference to the movement's aim of establishing a Jewish state that would also provide a spiritual centre for the world's Jewry), punningly after post-biblical Hebrew mizrāḥī eastern.

单词	Mizrachi
释义	Definition of Mizrachi in English: Mizrachi (also Mizrakhi, Mizrahi, Misrachi) noun mɪzˈrɑːxi A worldwide Orthodox Zionist organization founded in 1902. Also (occasionally) treated as plural: the members or adherents of this organization. Origin Early 20th century; earliest use found in Zionist. From modern Hebrew Mizrāḥī from m, z, r, ḥ, and ī in merkāz rūḥānī spiritual centre, the notional full name of the organization (with reference to the movement's aim of establishing a Jewish state that would also provide a spiritual centre for the world's Jewry), punningly after post-biblical Hebrew mizrāḥī eastern. Definition of Mizrachi in US English: Mizrachi (also Mizrakhi, Mizrahi, Misrachi) nounmɪzˈrɑːxi A worldwide Orthodox Zionist organization founded in 1902. Also (occasionally) treated as plural: the members or adherents of this organization. Origin Early 20th century; earliest use found in Zionist. From modern Hebrew Mizrāḥī from m, z, r, ḥ, and ī in merkāz rūḥānī spiritual centre, the notional full name of the organization (with reference to the movement's aim of establishing a Jewish state that would also provide a spiritual centre for the world's Jewry), punningly after post-biblical Hebrew mizrāḥī eastern.
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