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Meanings of iwrit in English
Semitic language.
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Examples for "he"
Examples for "he"
1
Demand to clear new land for farming therefore remains strong, he said.
2
Water services assets book value is about 15 million euros, he said.
3
The Health Minister David Clark said he was concerned about the situation.
4
However the appeal process was a necessary check on power, he said.
5
That's why we believe a resolution is possible this year, he said.
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Masha's Hebrew is now quite good; Volodya is more comfortable with English.
2
The shop signs were in foreign tongues; in some streets all Hebrew.
3
I used to go to Hebrew classes with him many years ago.
4
Stories of lust abound in the Hebrew Scriptures; Genesis alone has five.
5
That name came from the initials of the Hebrew Immigrant Aid Society.
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Oh, it's heb'n when we slumber, it's trouble when we wake.
2
Hebrides (heb'ri-dez), islands off the western coast of Scotland.
3
Now in the spiritual edifice, Penance is the foundation, according to Heb.
4
There is a divine precept enjoining the practice of such duty: Heb.
5
This evening I was walking in our little garden, meditating on Heb.
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The Hebrew language he cherished with ardent and exalted love.
2
He wrote grammars of the Latin, Greek and Hebrew languages.
3
This was done, however, strange to say, without any knowledge of the Hebrew language.
4
A century of efforts and uninterrupted labor had wrought the resurrection of the Hebrew language.
5
This is the Golden Age of the Hebrew language.
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And he certainly wasn't a chaver, as they said in Ivrit.
1
Indeed, in the Jewish language, Canaanite and merchant came to mean the same thing.
2
He everywhere either carried with him, or had near at hand, a supply of Bibles in the Turkish, Armenian, Greek, and Jewish languages.
3
Then, walking away from the official group and facing the assembly on the walls, he cried with a loud voice in the Jewish language, saying: