Yitzhak Rabin (English Wikipedia)

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  • Colloquially often /rəˈbn/ in both English and Hebrew, assuming the Israeli Hebrew ultimate stress. However, "Rabin" (originally an Ashkenazic form of Reuben)[1] was traditionally pronounced with a penultimate stress like most words in Ashkenazic Hebrew. Listen to Yitzhak's wife pronounce it here. Not to be confused with its Talmudic homograph, which is a portmanteau of rabbi and Abin.[2]

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