Examples of using Rootless in English and their translations into Hebrew
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A rootless traitor.
He feels rootless.
But I was rootless, too. I didn't have anything like that.
Cool dog- dog rootless….
I feel rootless in the world.
AND, happiness darling of rootless.
These people are… rootless, Godless drifters.
And the old world, as the dog rootless.
I remember my own rootless wound in Egypt land- and I hurt your dangling hurt, my Semitic cousin in pain.".
Full swing political campaign against"rootless cosmopolitans.".
I feel like this is my time to be rootless and just see where life takes me, and travel wherever there's a story to write.
Israel exploded the stereotype of Jews as weak, rootless victims.
And this is pedro, nine years old- a lonely, rootless little boy who will soon make the acquaintance of a traveler from a distant place.
Well, I'm sure yourdad has excellent reasons for leading a rootless and impulsive life.
Peoples desire not to perish on the battlefield just so that this rootless, internationalist race can profit financially from this war and thereby gratify its lust for vengeance derived from the Old Testament.
All the problems of the Islamic world stem from the existence of the false, counterfeit,historically rootless, and identity-less regime named Israel,” he said.
The rootless fluidity of globalisation so recently celebrated by many young, educated urbanites feeds a new division between those who want the cosmopolitan city and those who prefer the settled provincial life;
The Jewish People have always been rootless, ready to leave at any moment.
For 70 years, this poisoned dagger has been embedded in the body of the Islamic ummah, and all the problems of the Islamic world stem from the existence of the false, counterfeit,historically rootless, and identity-less regime named Israel.
And so,it was that a young John Alden severed himself from Salem and, rootless, faithless, and loveless, cast himself into the crucible of war, where he was captured by the heathen Indians.
This is understandable because it was only after Jesus was resurrected and rose to heaven that Heaccepted this commission, so God's second incarnation has no root and no basis and is, like rootless water, difficult to grasp.
Perhaps they even saw animals as unethical,not just because they were fundamentally rootless and lived at an unimaginably fast pace but more because they did something that in those days was completely new, unheard-of and abominable: animals ate plants.
The way alien beings get human beings to shake free ofthe gods is to mix the races,causing human beings to become rootless people, just like the plant hybrids people make nowadays.
They had picked rootless young men, most of 9 them from dilapidated factory-worker houses along the sewage-fouled river, and trained them, disciplined them, brainwashed them until they were an army of fearless soldiers Sweno could use for his own purposes.
With Voyage in the Dark(1934) Rhys continued to portray the mistreated, rootless woman. In this novel her protagonist is a young chorus girl who grew up in the West Indies and is living in England, feeling alienated. In Good Morning, Midnight published in 1939, Rhys uses modified stream of consciousness to voice the experiences of an ageing woman.