Examples of using Stanza in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Look at each stanza.
Stanza didn't allow it.
It looks like a stanza.
Read just one stanza for the proof.
You remember that stanza?
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Each stanza consists of four lines.
The Topic of this stanza.
Stanza rehab won't even confirm Natasha was a patient.
Beautiful third stanza!!
La Stanza Di Giulietta is a fine choice to stay in Verona.
In the middle of a line or stanza.
The Topic of this stanza, and the connection between it and the previous stanza.
To One in Paradise,'' first stanza.
Stanza III. describes the Re-awakening of the Universe to life after Pralaya.
I will share the first and last stanza.
Stanza 4 refers to the children themselves:"your children like olive saplings around your table.".
The answer is that this prayer continues until the end of stanza 12.
As stated, the stanzas in our psalm become gradually shorter: Stanza I consists of 24 words;
It can be just one word, a phrase,or even a stanza of one's own performance.
Stanza VII. continues the history, tracing the descent of life down to the appearance of Man;
In Psalm 47, we discussed at length the progress and development between stanza 1 and stanza 2(pp. 166-172).
In the canto 63, stanza 4, Prapanca narrated the preparation of the ceremony by the court artisans.
Students will also determine the rhyme scheme in each stanza by labeling the lines with the letters of the alphabet.
(Psalms 45:8) The verse is usually read as“More than your peers,which is probably the more accurate reading of this stanza.
The repetition in each stanza underscores the ebb and flow of Jewish history- sometimes we're down, but then we rise up.
Indeed, our psalm does not identify the one with the other,as is evident even before we reach stanza 4, when the speaker vows:"Surely I composed and stilled my soul"!
Later in this section, we will analyze stanza III of our psalm, and we will try to understand the relationship between it and the previous stanzas.
The first four stanzas are two lines each(each stanza consisting of one verse), and all of them are made up of a similar number of words- seven or eight words in each stanza.
As students read through stanza by stanza, they will need to identify the figurative meanings behind Whitman's word choices.