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מדינית — meaning in English: Politically
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political (f.s.)
מחקר
mekhkar
הוגשו
hugshu
מדינית
medinit
פרקים
prakim
לחלל
lakhalal
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formal
common
Usage
Native speakers use the word 'מדינית' (medinit) in discussions about government policies, international relations, or political strategies. For example, during a debate on national security, one might say, 'ההחלטות המדיניות שלנו חשובות מאוד' (Our political decisions are very important). It's often used in formal settings such as news reports, academic discussions, or political speeches.
Synonyms & nuances
'מדינית' (medinit) is often compared with 'פוליטית' (politit), which also means 'political.' While 'מדינית' specifically relates to state policy or actions, 'פוליטית' can refer more broadly to political theory or political behavior. You would use 'מדינית' when discussing government-related decisions, whereas 'פוליטית' might apply to a wider range of political contexts.
Culture
The word 'מדינית' stems from the root 'מדינה' (medina), which means 'state' or 'country.' In Hebrew culture, discussions surrounding politics are deeply intertwined with the nation's history, particularly due to the importance of statehood in Israeli identity. The concept of being 'medinit' reflects not just political action but also social responsibility in shaping the community.
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