1. to make Hebrew in character, language, or style; to adopt or use Hebrew forms or expressions
Usage: third person singular present tense of 'hebraize'; formal or academic usage; often used in religious or linguistic contexts

Examples

• The scholar hebraizes the Greek text by incorporating Hebrew grammatical structures.
• Early Christian writers sometimes hebraize their language to reflect biblical tradition.
• The translation hebraizes certain phrases to maintain fidelity to the original Hebrew.
• He hebraizes his speech when discussing ancient religious texts.
• The manuscript hebraizes common words to emphasize their scriptural origins.