Meir

[ mey-eer, mahy-er ]

noun

1. Gol·da [gohl, -d, uh], Goldie MabovitchGoldie Myerson, 1898–1978, Israeli political leader, born in Russia: prime minister 1969–74.

Meir

/ meɪˈɪə /

noun

1. MeirGolda18981978FIsraeliRussianPOLITICS: stateswomanPOLITICS: prime minister Golda (ˈɡəʊldə) 1898–1978, Israeli stateswoman, born in Russia; prime minister (1969–74)

Example Sentences

This is Meir Kahane Memorial Park, and it is meant to tell you something.

From The Daily Beast

The former chief rabbi of Israel, Rabbi Yisrael Meir Lau, appeared on the A9 talk show.

From The Daily Beast

According to the party general secretary Dror Morag, "Pepe will be in the front for the first half of the term and then Meir."

From The Daily Beast

Organization sources also said it held United Torah Judaism MK Meir Porush to blame.

From The Daily Beast

Meir Javedanfar, a frequently cited Israeli commentator on Iran, had a similar assessment.

From The Daily Beast

He bought a house on Meir Square, one of the noted locations in Antwerp.

From Project Gutenberg

Meir, whom we take as representative of the third generation of Tannaim, was filled with the widest sympathies.

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The width of Meir's sympathies may be seen in his tolerant conduct towards his friend Elisha, the son of Abuya.

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Again, Meir was famed for his knowledge of fables, in antiquity a branch of the wisdom of all the Eastern world.

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Sometimes, as in the hymns of the "German" Meir of Rothenburg, a high level of passionate piety is reached.

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