galuth

Galuth waited until its swaying lessened and slowly rose, leading the sway slightly.

Evidently an order which Mealth and Galuth heard because the brown riders straightened up at the same time.

Galuth can do it!

Take St'ven on Mealth and C'reel and Galuth to help.

He asked himself: "Was it conceivable that here too we should be deep in Galuth (exile), hiring strangers to guard our property and protect our lives?"

When C'reel and Galuth arrived to find the first ship rigged to be conveyed, the brown rider obviously thought F'lessan was asking too much of them.

Then the dragons were close enough for him to recognize them: Monarth, Gadareth, Path, Galuth, and Arwith, but they made no move to land.

C'reel's brown Galuth had two younger women on his back, with two children apiece, and rough packs hung from the neck ridges and trailed down his backbone.

Mealth and Galuth had spread their wings high, providing some cover from the windblown spray for the ancient woman sitting very upright in her chair that was rocking in the wind.

Golanth added a roar and Galuth was aloft so fast C'reel's head snapped, but the brown dragon had the knot in his claws and the dory was rising, swinging erratically in the air.

Nonetheless, the main issue was already becoming clear or at least pressing for expression: as the mentality of pluralism waxed and of Galuth (exile) waned, the American Jewish writer recognized that he was less marginally American than marginally Jewish.

According to the historian Simon Dubnow (1860-1941), Jews are a nation on the spiritual and intellectual level and should strive towards their national and cultural autonomy in the diaspora (galuth) in some way a secularized and modernized version of the Council of Four Lands under the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth.