Приклади вживання Matzevot Англійська мовою та їх переклад на Українською
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Rohatyn matzevot.
The matzevot in Rohatyn deserve this care;
Rohatyn matzevot At.
The Shoah Many of the stone matzevot.
Rohatyn matzevot Photos© 2016 Olga Verbiana© 2016.
A Jewish cemetery with a few matzevot;
The few surviving matzevot in Rohatyn's new Jewish cemetery.
Yuri Rohatyn unearthed several matzevot.
Raising and supporting matzevot which can be replaced in their original positions.
The priestly blessing in Rohatyn matzevot.
Few of the matzevot that exist today in Rohatyn are as originally designed and carved;
Hebrew lettering examples on Rohatyn matzevot.
Most matzevot were simple planks with painted images or inscriptions carved into the wood.
Some of the many styles of candelabra on Rohatyn matzevot.
Only rarely are we able to recover and transport matzevot ourselves. Photo© 2013 Alex Denysenko.
Several examples of stylized architectural elements in Rohatyn matzevot.
Citizens of Rohatyn help to clean matzevot on their street.
A small sample of the variety of design and decorative elements on Rohatyn matzevot.
Examples of water pitcher symbols on matzevot recovered in Rohatyn.
Even matzevot which were not originally designed with figurative artwork often have decorative borders around the epitaph field;
Coverage of the LVC-led volunteer action to recover matzevot from under vul.
Less common animals on Rohatyn matzevot: left, a deer(with a pair of lions); right; a pair of birds.
Coverage of the LVC-led volunteer action to recover matzevot from under vul.
Matzevot which were uprooted but not removed during World War II should be installed in their original locations, where that is possible;
Information from this survey will be used in the planning for matzevot conservation and for the addition of signage.
At least five versions are seen on Rohatyn matzevot, with a few other possible examples we are unable to verify because too much of the symbol is lost.
Crowns in several styles at the top of Rohatyn matzevot, all clearly visible despite the damage and decay in the stone.
Inscriptions in Polish and German also appear on matzevot surviving in or recovered to both of Rohatyn's Jewish cemeteries.
First and foremost, the project is intended to recover newly-revealed matzevot and fragments, and provide them with safe haven in Rohatyn's old Jewish cemetery.
Probably the repertoire of symbols and of design features on Rohatyn matzevot will continue to expand as more stones are recovered in the coming years.