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noun
1A person who studies Arabic civilization or language.
‘Traveller, Arabist, and great Victorian outsider, Burton joined the Indian army in 1842.’- ‘‘Journalists on both sides make editorial decisions based on their culture,’ says Hugh Miles, an Oxford-educated Arabist and author of a recently published book.’
- ‘He is a novelist and an Arabist whose scholarship leads him into intriguing discussions.’
- 1.1A person who supports Arab nationalism or political interests.‘However, in a deeply philosophical sense, the actions of both the Arabists in the Arab world and the Unionists in Turkey were an expression of a larger problem: the decay and final disintegration of the Ottoman empire.’
- ‘Napoleon hired a group of Arabs and Arabists who would translate a series of pronouncements.’
- ‘Too bad his analysis is rejected, out of hand, by most Arabists.’
- ‘But as they claim Arab descent and an Arab cultural identity, they make a convenient local ally for the Arabists.’
adjective
Relating to Arabic civilization or language.
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