Druze

See also: druze

English

Proper noun

Druze

A secretive community based mainly in the Middle East, whose religion is influenced by Islam.

Noun

Druze (plural Druze)

A member of this community.

Translations

collective Druze

Arabic: مُوَحِّدُون دُرُوز‎ m pl (muwaḥḥidūn durūz)
Dutch: Druzen pl
Finnish: druusit pl
French: Druzes (fr) pl
Georgian: დრუზები (druzebi)
German: Drusen (de) pl

Hebrew: דרוזים‎ m (druzim)
Italian: druso m
Japanese: ドゥルーズ派 (durūzu-ha)
Portuguese: drusos m pl
Russian: дру́зы m pl (drúzy)

individual Druze

Arabic: دروز‎ m pl, درزي‎ m, دُرْزِيَّة‎ f (durziyya)
Finnish: druusi (fi)
French: Druze (fr) m
Georgian: დრუზი (druzi)
German: Druse (de) m, Drusin (de) f

Hebrew: דרוזי‎ m (druzi)
Italian: druso m
Portuguese: druso (pt) m
Russian: друз (ru) m (druz)

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Translations to be checked

Hebrew: ^{(please verify)} דרוז‎ m
Indonesian: Druze

Spanish: ^{(please verify)} druso m
Urdu: ^{(please verify)} دروز‎

Adjective

Druze (not comparable)

Of, relating to, or to this religious community.

References

"The judges were very surprised when they found out I was Druze," she told Sonia Verma in The Times. — People, The Week, Issue 605, page 10.
Druze men shouted insults when she walked down the street. — People, The Week, Issue 605, page 10.

Dutch

Noun

Druze m (plural Druzen)

Druze