Likudn.

Brit.

/lɪˈkuːd/, U.S.

/lɪˈkud/

Origin: A borrowing from Hebrew. Etymon: Hebrew likud.

Etymology: < modern Hebrew likud (1973 denoting the political party, in this sense always ha-likud with prefixed definite article), specific sense development of likud union, act of uniting, consolidation, association, alliance, verbal noun < liked to unite < biblical Hebrew lāḵaḏ to capture, to seize.The political party was so called because it was formed by Menachem Begin as an alliance of its main predecessor, the right-wing Gahal front, with several smaller right-wing and liberal parties. Compare the following earlier borrowing of modern Hebrew likud association (here short for Likud Yoṣ'e Ṣĕpōn-'Apriqāh Association of North African Immigrants):1959 N.Y. Times 2 Aug. l4/1 Inside the house they found David Ben Haroush, chairman of the Likud, the union of North African immigrants.

A major Israeli political party, formed in 1973 to challenge the ruling Labour government and favouring predominantly right-wing policies.

ΘΚΠ

society > authority > rule or government > politics > Arab and Middle East politics > [noun] > parties, associations, or partisans in Israel

Haganah1923

Mapai1941

Mapam1948

Neturei Karta1949

Rafi1965

Rakah1968

Likud1973

Meretz1992

1973 Times 14 Sept. 9/2 The ‘Likud’, a new nationalist political union which aspires to become an alternative to Mrs Meir's Labour-dominated government..broadened its base today.

1985 Ann. Reg. 1984 183 Early in September, the Labour Party gave its leader, Shimon Peres, the right to form a ‘national’ coalition with Likud.

1992 Economist 11 July 26/1 Once in power, the Likud began to look unbudgeable.

2007 Atlantic Monthly May 88/2 Ariel Sharon's pullout from Gaza had left Likud irreparably divided.

This entry has been updated (OED Third Edition, June 2016; most recently modified version published online March 2022).

单词	likud
释义	Likudn. Brit. /lɪˈkuːd/, U.S. /lɪˈkud/ Origin: A borrowing from Hebrew. Etymon: Hebrew likud. Etymology: < modern Hebrew likud (1973 denoting the political party, in this sense always ha-likud with prefixed definite article), specific sense development of likud union, act of uniting, consolidation, association, alliance, verbal noun < liked to unite < biblical Hebrew lāḵaḏ to capture, to seize.The political party was so called because it was formed by Menachem Begin as an alliance of its main predecessor, the right-wing Gahal front, with several smaller right-wing and liberal parties. Compare the following earlier borrowing of modern Hebrew likud association (here short for Likud Yoṣ'e Ṣĕpōn-'Apriqāh Association of North African Immigrants):1959 N.Y. Times 2 Aug. l4/1 Inside the house they found David Ben Haroush, chairman of the Likud, the union of North African immigrants. A major Israeli political party, formed in 1973 to challenge the ruling Labour government and favouring predominantly right-wing policies. ΘΚΠ society > authority > rule or government > politics > Arab and Middle East politics > [noun] > parties, associations, or partisans in Israel Haganah1923 Mapai1941 Mapam1948 Neturei Karta1949 Rafi1965 Rakah1968 Likud1973 Meretz1992 1973 Times 14 Sept. 9/2 The ‘Likud’, a new nationalist political union which aspires to become an alternative to Mrs Meir's Labour-dominated government..broadened its base today. 1985 Ann. Reg. 1984 183 Early in September, the Labour Party gave its leader, Shimon Peres, the right to form a ‘national’ coalition with Likud. 1992 Economist 11 July 26/1 Once in power, the Likud began to look unbudgeable. 2007 Atlantic Monthly May 88/2 Ariel Sharon's pullout from Gaza had left Likud irreparably divided. This entry has been updated (OED Third Edition, June 2016; most recently modified version published online March 2022). < n.1973
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