Levi
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a son of Jacob and Leah.
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one of the 12 tribes of ancient Israel, traditionally descended from him.
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original name of the Biblical Matthew.
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a Levite.
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a male given name: from a Hebrew word meaning “a joining.”
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Old Testament
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the third son of Jacob and Leah and the ancestor of the tribe of Levi (Genesis 29:34)
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the priestly tribe descended from this patriarch (Numbers 18:21–24)
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New Testament another name for Matthew the apostle
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Carlo. 1902–75, Italian physician, painter, and writer. Best known for his novel Christ Stopped at Eboli (1947), his other works include The Watch (1952) and Words are Stones (1958)
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Primo (ˈpriːməʊ). 1919–87, Italian novelist. His book If This is a Man (1947) relates his experiences in Auschwitz. Other books include The Periodic Table (1956) and The Drowned and the Saved (1988), published after his suicide
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Example Sentences
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The odds of Bezos attending were high—a potential jackpot for anyone who actually knew his weekend plans, which didn’t involve a trip to Levi’s Stadium.
The man who had just handed Levi to me was in the group.
From Literature
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Bycoff, who owns the stock, wants to hear more about Fiddelke’s merchandising strategies—such as more partnerships with brands like Levi’s—that could help the company differentiate itself from competitors.
From Barron's
Hougan brought up the example of a TikTok content creator who flew to Levi’s Stadium in Santa Clara, Calif., before the Super Bowl in order to listen in on rehearsals for the national anthem.
From MarketWatch
The games will be played throughout Canada, Mexico and the U.S., with SoFi Stadium in Inglewood hosting eight matches and Levi’s Stadium hosting six.
From Los Angeles Times
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