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descendant

[dih-sen-duhnt] / dɪˈsɛn dənt /


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More than 300,000 Jews of Iranian origin are thought to live in Israel today, the vast majority of whom are those who arrived after 1979 and their descendants.

From Barron's

Enter John Sexton, who told the council he had traced Watson's descendants and was in negotiations with them to purchase the land.

From BBC

Robertson was among 150 members of the African diaspora granted Ghanaian citizenship on Monday, the latest group in a growing initiative to reconnect descendants of Africans abroad with the continent of their ancestors.

From Barron's

Rather than refer to the Jews as Israelites, the Book of Esther calls them Yehudim—descendants of Judah, the biblical son of Jacob, whose name derives from the Hebrew word hoda’ah, grateful acknowledgment.

From The Wall Street Journal

His descendants revere Aegon the Conqueror so highly that he has numerous prominent namesakes.

From Los Angeles Times