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Appendix:Hebrew given names

article on: <span class="searchmatch">Hebrew</span> <span class="searchmatch">name</span> Wikipedia List of <span class="searchmatch">Hebrew</span> <span class="searchmatch">names</span>, as derived from Modern <span class="searchmatch">Hebrew</span> and Biblical <span class="searchmatch">Hebrew</span>. This list includes any <span class="searchmatch">Hebrew</span> <span class="searchmatch">name</span> that is known...


Appendix:Hebrew pronouns

sometimes -en (as in “I have <span class="searchmatch">given</span>”) and sometimes -ed (as in “I have received”). The following are fairly typical: In <span class="searchmatch">Hebrew</span>, the distinction between noun...


Appendix:Hebrew verbs

In <span class="searchmatch">Hebrew</span>, like in other Semitic languages, verbs are formed by applying one of several patterns or binyanim (בניינים / בִּנְיָנִים (binyaním, “buildings”))...


Appendix:Hebrew alphabet

article on: <span class="searchmatch">Hebrew</span> alphabet Wikipedia The <span class="searchmatch">Hebrew</span> alphabet derives from the Phoenician alphabet. It has twenty-two letters of the <span class="searchmatch">Hebrew</span> script, five...


Appendix:Swedish given names

Main category: Swedish <span class="searchmatch">given</span> <span class="searchmatch">names</span> Swedish <span class="searchmatch">given</span> <span class="searchmatch">names</span> tend to go in and out of fashion. Usually a <span class="searchmatch">name</span> will be unfashionable for about 80 years before...


Appendix:Hebrew parts of speech

appendix is about the parts of speech of the <span class="searchmatch">Hebrew</span> language. Main appendix: <span class="searchmatch">Hebrew</span> pronouns Main appendix: <span class="searchmatch">Hebrew</span> verbs This dictionary follows the longstanding...


Appendix:Portuguese given names

pseudo-archaic spelling) (% = Medieval <span class="searchmatch">name</span>) The Portuguese <span class="searchmatch">given</span> <span class="searchmatch">names</span> have Latin, Greek, Celtic, Arab, <span class="searchmatch">Hebrew</span> and Germanic origin mainly. The following...


Appendix:Serbian given names

first <span class="searchmatch">names</span> that are common for Serbs, have origin in Serbia or that are unique to the Serbian culture. As with most Western cultures, a child is <span class="searchmatch">given</span> a...


Appendix:Hebrew patterns

In <span class="searchmatch">Hebrew</span> words there are patterns of vowels called מִשְׁקָלִים (mishkalím, “patterns”, literally “weights”) (singular מִשְׁקָל (mishkál)), that can have...


Appendix:Hungarian surnames

Abay Abád (&lt; one family is from Abkarovics), Abádi (includes <span class="searchmatch">Hebrew</span>-origin changed <span class="searchmatch">name</span>) Abaffy, Abafi Ábel (cf.Abel; or Abeles/Abelles), Abelovszki Abella...