Examples of using Devora in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Later he spoke to Devora,“Don't you see?
But Devora was as unique a person, as was her husband.
Love in a World of Sorrow Devora Publishing 2005.
Devora, Devora. How can you sleep through a noise like that?
He planned to marry Devora, and they would go to live in Jerusalem.
Devora spent the summer basking in the garden with her children, mother and mother-in-law.
Ben Yehuda and his wife Devora in 1882, soon after their arrival in Jerusalem.
Devora was now friendless, as all her acquaintances were afraid to defy the elders of Jerusalem.
Sadly, Eliezer knew he must terminate his relationship with Devora Jonas, the love of his life.
I must ask you, dear Devora, that from now on you shall speak only Hebrew.
Subscribers of The Deer waited impatiently to read whatBen Yehuda would write about his beloved Devora.
Devora knew on her side of the family, all the children had begun to speak before they reached their first birthday.
The dictionary would never have been created had it not been for his second wife, Hemda,who married Eliezer six months after her sister Devora died.
Devora must send for him in order for him to overcome his hesitation, and only afterwards is he ready to act.
Even this reprieve, however, was short-lived,as the Orthodox threatened a ban on the Alliance school if Devora continued to teach there, so she was forced to leave.
And for Devora, because she was absolutely forbidden to speak in any other language, she found herself alone most of the time.
The new words cameout of necessity when Eliezer and his first wife, Devora, vowed to speak only Hebrew to each other and a few close friends, all of whom barely knew any Hebrew when they immigrated to the region of Palestine in 1881.
Devora and Eli have built this place with their own two hands, nurtured it and made into an enjoyable vacation accommodation.
Mrs. Pines had just visited Devora and remarked about,“children who are made a sacrifice for the sins of their parents.”.
Following Devora's funeral, Eliezer Ben Yehuda promised his son Itamar,“There will come a day when above the grave of your good mother, the mother of all the Hebrews who will come after you in this our third return to life, a large headstone will be erected, a headstone that will be seen from afar and which will tell future generations the magical legend, the story of Devora, the first Hebrew mother.”.
Jonas' daughter, Devora, was enlisted to teach him Russian and French- required for the state school.
And you, Devora, will be the heroine, the first Hebrew mother since the destruction of Jerusalem at the hands of Titus!”.
He had plans to marry Devora Yonas, daughter of a well-to-do family, now in Russia, who had unofficially adopted him when he was a 14-year-old orphan.
He wrote a letter to Solomon Jonas, Devora's father,and explained that though for years he had planned to marry Devora, he now released her because of his sickness.
In the world described by Devora when God went out from Seir and marched out from the field of Edom, the entire world of nature and history faded away before Him, and there was no need for human initiative and voluntarism.
Days before she died, Devora wrote a letter to her sister Paula Yonas, living in Moscow, begging Paula to take her place and marry Eliezer to help him accomplish his life's mission to resurrect the Hebrew language.
On this point the Song of Devora constitutes a step forward in comparison to the Song of the Sea, for the Song of the Sea came in response to an event in which the individual and the nation took no part whatsoever, for it was God who fought for them in Egypt,[5] whereas Devora presents a world in which parts of the nation offer themselves willingly, and they assist in the victory over Yavin king of Cana'an and his allies.
Dorothee Metlitzki(or Devora Metlitsky; July 27, 1914- April 14, 2001) was a German-born, later American, author and professor of English at the University of California, Berkeley and, for most of her career, at Yale University. She was a specialist in medieval English literature and history, Arabic literature and language and of the author Herman Melville.