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21Slav (village) — Slav (Hebrew: שליו, lit. Quail ) was a Jewish village and Israeli settlement in the Gush Katif settlement bloc, located in the south west edge of the Gaza Strip, whose residents were evicted in Israel s unilateral disengagement plan of 2005. The… …
22slav´ish|ness — slav|ish «SLAY vihsh», adjective. 1. of or having something to do with a slave or slaves. 2. like a slave; mean; base: »slavish fears. 3. Figurative. weakly submitting: »the thoughtless, slavish victim of inclination. SYNONYM(S): servile …
23slav´ish|ly — slav|ish «SLAY vihsh», adjective. 1. of or having something to do with a slave or slaves. 2. like a slave; mean; base: »slavish fears. 3. Figurative. weakly submitting: »the thoughtless, slavish victim of inclination. SYNONYM(S): servile …
24slav|ish — «SLAY vihsh», adjective. 1. of or having something to do with a slave or slaves. 2. like a slave; mean; base: »slavish fears. 3. Figurative. weakly submitting: »the thoughtless, slavish victim of inclination. SYNONYM(S): servile …
25Slav|dom — «SLAHV duhm, SLAV », noun. the group or race of people called Slavs; Slavs collectively: »the civilization of Slavdom …
26Slav|i|cism — «SLAH vuh sihz uhm, SLAV uh », noun. = Slavism. (Cf. ↑Slavism) …
27Slav|i|cist — «SLAH vuh sihst, SLAV uh », noun. a person who studies Slavic languages and culture …
28Slav|i|cize — «SLAH vuh syz, SLAV uh », transitive verb, cized, ciz|ing. to make Slavic in character, language, or culture: »to Slavicize a people or a name …
29Slav|ism — «SLAH vihz uhm, SLAV ihz », noun. the culture, languages, and spirit of the Slavs …
30Slav|ist — «SLAH vihst, SLAV ihst», noun. = Slavicist. (Cf. ↑Slavicist) …
