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HeHelium
HeHealth Education
HeHigh End
HeHome Education
HeHead End
HeHigh Energy
HeHigher Education
HeHello Everybody
HeHeavy Equipment
HeHebrew
HeHealth Economics (journal)
HeHuman Engineering
HeHigh-Explosive
HeHybrid Electric
HeHome Equity
HeHome Entertainment
HeHigh-Efficiency
HeHis Excellency
HeHydro Electric
HeHearing Examiner
HeHeat Exchange
HeHesse (Federal State in Germany)
HeHighly Enriched
HeHurricane Electric
HeHer Excellency
HeHuman Effects
HeHistoric Environment
HeHuman Era (Holocene calendar)
HeHaute Ecole (French)
HeHepatic Encephalopathy
HeHematoxylin and Eosin (histology staining method)
HeHost Environment
HeHuile Essentielle (French: Essential Oil; plant extract)
HeHydrogen Embrittlement
HeHaunting Echoes (website)
HeHereditary Elliptocytosis
HeHeight of Eye
HeHorizontal Error
HeHemagglutinin-Esterase (protein)
HeHeavy Express
HeAltitude Error (aviation)
HeHoist Electric
HeHorizontal Equivalent
HeHydrophone Effect
HeHeinckel (German airplane type)
HeHumidity Extractor (Anarchy Online gaming)
HeHis/Her Eminence
HeHaematoxyline-Eosin
HeHollis and Eastern Railroad Company
HeHereditary Erythrocytosis
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References in classic literature
As yet had he known only tears, and the melancholy of the Hebrews, together with the hatred of the good and just--the Hebrew Jesus: then was he seized with the longing for death.
It's a word that's made up out'n the Greek ORGO, outside, open, abroad; and the Hebrew JEESUM, to plant, cover up; hence inTER.
There was the Bible, in its rich old Hebrew, with Moses and the Prophets speaking to him, and God's voice through all there on the table, with the inky pen beside it, was an unfinished sermon, with a sentence broken in the midst, where his thoughts had ceased to gush out upon the page two days before.
According to Professor Howison, of the California State University, Hebrews are heathens.
Preternatural terrors rested upon the Hebrews, when under the feet of Korah and his company the live ground opened and swallowed them up for ever; yet not a modern sun ever sets, but in precisely the same manner the live sea swallows up ships and crews.
And if, as I said, it was necessary that the people of Israel should be captive so as to make manifest the ability of Moses; that the Persians should be oppressed by the Medes so as to discover the greatness of the soul of Cyrus; and that the Athenians should be dispersed to illustrate the capabilities of Theseus: then at the present time, in order to discover the virtue of an Italian spirit, it was necessary that Italy should be reduced to the extremity that she is now in, that she should be more enslaved than the Hebrews, more oppressed than the Persians, more scattered than the Athenians; without head, without order, beaten, despoiled, torn, overrun; and to have endured every kind of desolation.
The Mediterranean, the blue sea par excellence, "the great sea" of the Hebrews, "the sea" of the Greeks, the "mare nostrum" of the Romans, bordered by orange-trees, aloes, cacti, and sea-pines; embalmed with the perfume of the myrtle, surrounded by rude mountains, saturated with pure and transparent air, but incessantly worked by underground fires; a perfect battlefield in which Neptune and Pluto still dispute the empire of the world!
And yet the very success of the Hebrew revival obscures its broader consequences for the relationship between the Jewish people and Israeli statehood.
It is important that not the majority of Hebrew loanwords take the suffix -it in feminine formation, and cases examples like snob-a in (1b) are not very common.
Barat is familiar with several languages, including Hebrew, Yiddish, Romanian, French and English.
Lettinga, on Biblical Hebrew. Old Testament, Hebrew, and other scholars from Europe examine the deep rootedness of Biblical law in the Ancient Near Eastern legal tradition, the syntax of Biblical Aramaic, the latest edition of Lettinga's Hebrew grammar, the challenges of teaching Hebrew in a theology curriculum, the link between historical-linguistic descriptions of the origins of Hebrew and ancient Israel's history, and the relationship between Hebrew philology and Old Testament interpretation and texts from the books of Samuel, Isaiah, Jeremiah, and Hosea, as well as the "sons of God" in the non-Biblical texts in the Dead Sea Scrolls.
'And just saying 'this is Hebrew' is the first step.
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