| SEMITISM | Idiom derived from Hebrew, e.g. |
| SATAN | Name derived from Hebrew for "adversary" |
| SEMITIC | Hebrew, e.g. |
| SEMITE | Hebrew, e.g. |
| OMER | Period of seven weeks extending from the second day of Passover to the first day of Shavuoth (Pentecost); from Hebrew, 'sheaf' (4) |
| EVE | Name from Hebrew for "life" |
| IRA | Name that comes from Hebrew for 'watchful' |
| HOTDOGLINES | Ad material from Hebrew National? |
| BETH | Letter from Hebrew Queen, either of two |
| MENORAH | Word from Hebrew for 'lampstand' |
| CALEB | Name from Hebrew for "dog" |
| ELI | Common man's name from Hebrew |
| OBADIAH | Old bishop read aloud a frightful piece from Hebrew Bible |
| KIBBUTZ | Communal, typically farming, settlement in Israel; from Hebrew, 'gathering' (7) |
| AMIDAH | Central prayer of the Jewish liturgy, also called Shemona Esrei; from Hebrew, 'standing' (6) |
| ELAL | Airline whose name translates from Hebrew to 'to the skies' (2,2) |
| ELUL | From Hebrew for "harvest, reap", a Jewish month, throughout which the shofar horn is sounded daily (4) |
| CABALS | Word, from Hebrew for "tradition" and a supposedly acronymic name of Charles II's private ministry, for secret cliques, complots or intrigues (6) |
| FIDDLEDAROUND | Idiom for "dawdled," from a Roman emperor |
| SCOTTICISM | Idiom from north of the border |
