Notzri
Notzri noun: a Jewish Christian.
Noun
Notzri (plural Notzrim)
- A Jewish Christian.
- A Christian.
- AM 4000-5000 (240-1240 AD). Again a great diffusion of forms. Rise of the Notzrim and Yishmaelim. The Jewish people disperse among the swarming of new nations.2025 February 2, Sam Kriss, “A universal, absolute, and infinite theory of vibes”, in Numb at the Lodge
Forms of Notzri
| plural | Notzrim |
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Origin of Notzri
Borrowed from Hebrew נוֹצְרִי (“Nazarene”)
Questions about Notzri
- What does Notzri mean?
- Notzri means a Jewish Christian.
- What part of speech is Notzri?
- Notzri is a noun.
- What is the plural of Notzri?
- The plural of Notzri is Notzrim.
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