Examples of using Kasimir in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Kasimir Malevich White.
Sarah, get what you can on Kasimir.
Kasimir knows the owners.
Why did you meet with Kasimir Surikov today?
Kasimir loved their home.
Unlike Vladimir and Bree, unlike Kasimir himself, Josie deserved to be protected.
Kasimir had told her the truth.
After taking a year off from studying, he went to Munich,Germany to work in the laboratory of Professor Kasimir Fajans.
But Prince Kasimir Xendzov was no poet.
Kasimir hadn't started the feud with his brother.
How could Vladimir have done such a thing behind his back,when he knew Kasimir had made a fervent deathbed promise to their father never to sell their land for any reason?
But Kasimir was glad she wasn't trying to lure him.
Three nights ago, on Christmas Eve, Kasimir had called her at the Hale Ka'nani Hotel, where she was working as a housekeeper.
Kasimir Fajans, ca. 1938, Rona's postdoctoral instructor.
In 1920, he became a member of the Institute for Artistic Culture(INKHUK),together with Kasimir Malevich, Vladimir Tatlin and the others. In the same year, he participated in the exhibition From Impressionism to Cubism in the Museum of Painterly Culture in Petrograd.(now Saint Petersburg). In 1921, he moved to Moscow.
Kasimir had all the ammunition he needed to make Bree Dalton do exactly as he wanted.
Her handler is Kasimir Surikov, a Soviet trade delegate of three years' standing.
Prince Kasimir Xendzov hadn't started the feud ten years ago with his brother.
Even once Kasimir regained the land, he knew it would never feel like home.
Right after college, Kasimir had wanted to return to Alaska to take care of their mother, who would become ill.
You ran away from me,” Kasimir said quietly, taking a step towards her,“as if you were being chased by the devil himself.”.
On August 4th, 1447, King Kasimir IV issued a Declaration of Rights to the Jews of Poland and Lithuania and in this he confirmed all their previous privileges.
In 1661 King Jan Kasimir exempted the Jews temporarily from paying taxes and from certain duties such as providing accommodation, food and money for his soldiers.
On the 23rd of June 1655 King Jan Kasimir gave the Jews a letter of protection that included protection for their businesses, and especially protected the Jewish leaseholders against their competitors.
Now, even though Kasimir had long since built up his own billion-dollar mining company, his body still felt tight with rage whenever he remembered how the brother he would adored had stabbed him in the back.