Falasha
noun
Falashas
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pluralof Falasha.plural
The grammatical form denoting more than one person, place, thing, or idea.
Example Sentences
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Using giant C-130 transport planes and 747 jumbo jets, the Israeli military removed the Jews, known as Falashas, in just 33 hours.
From Time Magazine Archive
As a sign of good faith in the matter, a Sudanese official last week got in touch with the refugee commission in Geneva to discuss its possible role in evacuating the Falashas.
From Time Magazine Archive
That obviously opened the door to Falasha rescue operations organized by Western governments, perhaps with the eventual goal of quietly resettling the Falashas in Israel.
From Time Magazine Archive
As the debate raged, about 7,000 Falashas remained stranded in refugee camps in Sudan.
From Time Magazine Archive
Filled with the hope of redemption, large numbers of the Falashas, at their head venerable old men holding aloft banners and singing pious songs, at that time left their homes.
From Jewish Literature and Other Essays by Gustav Karpeles
