fedayee — noun (plural fedayeen) Etymology: Arabic fidā ī, literally, one who sacrifices himself Date: 1955 a member of an Arab commando group operating especially against Israel usually used in plural … New Collegiate Dictionary
fedayee — /fe dah yee /, n., pl. fedayeen / yeen /. a member of an Arab commando group operating esp. against Israel. [1950 55; < dial. Ar fida i (pl. fida iyin) one who sacrifices himself (esp. for his country)] * * * ▪ Islamic culture Arabic fidāʾī… … Universalium
fedayee — noun An Arab guerilla or commando … Wiktionary
fedayee — (singular); fedayeen (plural) (feh dah YEE, feh dah YEEN) [Arabic: one who sacrifices himself] A Palestinian guerrilla or commando acting especially against Israel; usually used in the plural. That led to the second great crisis of his… … Dictionary of foreign words and phrases
fedayee — fe·da·yee … English syllables
fedayee — fe•da•yee [[t]fɛ dɑˈyi[/t]] n. pl. yeen [[t] ˈyin[/t]] his gov a member of an Arab commando group operating esp. against Israel • Etymology: 1950–55; < dial. Ar fidā ī (pl. fidā īyīn) one who sacrifices himself (esp. for his country) … From formal English to slang
fedayee — … Useful english dictionary
fedayeen — fedayee fedayee n.; pl. {fedayeen}. [(1950 1955). Ar. fid[=a] [imac], one who sacrifices himself.] a member of an Arab paramilitary organization, predominantly Palestinian, which performs commando raids, especially against Israel or Israeli… … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
Armenian irregular units — Infobox Military Unit unit name=Armenian militia caption= Armenian militia during World War I dates= country= allegiance=Armenia branch= type= Militia role= size= command structure= garrison= garrison label= equipment= equipment label=… … Wikipedia
Sasun Resistance (1904) — Infobox Military Conflict conflict=Second Sasun Rebellion partof= caption= date=March April, 1904 (lasted for months) place=Sassoun, Ottoman Empire result= combatant1=Ottoman Empire combatant2=Armenian militia commander1= vali of Bitlis… … Wikipedia