<span class="searchmatch">Hebrew</span> pronunciations. Sephardi <span class="searchmatch">Hebrew</span> with {{a|Sephardi <span class="searchmatch">Hebrew</span>}}. Italian <span class="searchmatch">Hebrew</span> with {{a|Italian <span class="searchmatch">Hebrew</span>}}. Mizrahi <span class="searchmatch">Hebrew</span> with {{a|Mizrahi <span class="searchmatch">Hebrew</span>}}...
phrase שנת תרפפ״ו) – there seem to be more texts <span class="searchmatch">about</span> it than using it, but I don't know enough <span class="searchmatch">Hebrew</span> to verify; he:שנת תרפפ"ו and w:he:שנת תרפפ"ו exist...
other niqqudim, unless they are <span class="searchmatch">Hebrew</span> derivations, in which case they may have titles spelled the same way as their <span class="searchmatch">Hebrew</span> etyma, if they are in fact attested...
The Wiktionary rules <span class="searchmatch">about</span> inclusion and formatting are mainly designed for words that mean something. They are sometimes illogical when applied to names...
Semitic: Amorite: Aramaic: Canaanite: Ammonite: Edomite: <span class="searchmatch">Hebrew</span>: Moabite: Phoenician: Samaritan <span class="searchmatch">Hebrew</span>: Ugaritic: Old South Arabian: Minaean: Old South Arabian:...
Modern <span class="searchmatch">Hebrew</span> and Biblical <span class="searchmatch">Hebrew</span> or not. I assumed it did, which is actually the reason I posted that suggestion. Also, in general, how do you go <span class="searchmatch">about</span> adding...
2021 (UTC) Worth noting that the Modern <span class="searchmatch">Hebrew</span> translit is the de facto default atm: Wiktionary:<span class="searchmatch">About</span> <span class="searchmatch">Hebrew</span>#Romanizations. — Mnemosientje (t · c) 18:54...
just like we do for Ancient Greek and Latin) and Neo-<span class="searchmatch">Hebrew</span>. Keep talking <span class="searchmatch">about</span> just "<span class="searchmatch">Hebrew</span>", as we do here on Wiktionary, is linguistically and lexicographically...
with its translation in |t=. As a rule we only give Arabic and Biblical <span class="searchmatch">Hebrew</span> as cognates (since they have often been used in the reconstruction of Akkadian...
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