un-Palestinian

English

Etymology

un- +‎ Palestinian

Adjective

un-Palestinian (comparative more un-Palestinian, superlative most un-Palestinian)

1. Contrary to the principles of Palestinian culture
   • 1958, AV Guide, The Learning Media Magazine - Volume 37, Page 199

     The fine points of this classic parable being too difficult for the producer, we are treated to some phony authenticity— very modern garbage being given to some very un-Palestinian swine

   • 1935, Gustaf Dalman, Sacred sites and ways: studies in the topography of the Gospels, p 360

     […] from its high situation in the wall, be considered as un-Palestinian […]

   • 1914, Divinity School, The American Journal of Theology, volume 18, page 97:

     As will be seen later, this must be regarded with Dalman as an un-Jewish, or at least un-Palestinian conception, and has no real place in Jewish thought