Boaz

[ boh-az ]

noun

1. (in the Bible) the husband of Ruth.

Boaz

/ ˈbəʊæz /

noun

1. Old Testament a kinsman of Naomi, who married her daughter-in-law Ruth (Ruth 2–4); one of David's ancestors

Example Sentences

Tsyvinski, alongside researchers Boaz Abramson and Job Boerma, recently published a “first-of-its-kind” study and model that measures the economic impact of Americans’ mental health struggles.

From Salon

"I totally disagree that the American election has nothing to do with it," said Boaz Bismuth, a member of the both the Israeli parliament and the foreign affairs and defence committee.

From BBC

One of them, an MP called Boaz Bismuth, told me at Israel's parliament that there was no famine in Gaza and allegations that Israel was starving civilians were based on antisemitism.

From BBC

"We spend a great deal of energy and time conducting rigorous research into our work for several reasons," said Boaz Dvir, the initiative's director and an associate professor in the Donald P. Bellisario College of Communications.

From Science Daily

Several necklaces loop around her neck, including a gold one with a pendant of the letter B for her 8-year-old son, Boaz.

From Los Angeles Times