-
published by
Rudolf Haym in 1843 (
Gesenius: eine
Erinnerung für
seine Freunde), and
another by
Hermann Gesenius,
Wilhelm Gesenius, ein
Erinnerungsblatt an den...
-
Gesenius is a surname.
Notable people with the
surname include:
Justus Gesenius (1601–1673),
German theologian Heinrich Friedrich Wilhelm Gesenius (1786–1842)...
-
Gesenius'
catechism into the
duchies of
Bremen and
Verden (cf.
Unschuldige Nachrichten, 1724). In
addition to the
other services rendered by
Gesenius...
- a
numerical plural. —
Gesenius,
Wilhelm (1910). "124. The
Various Uses of the Plural-form" . In Kautzsch, Emil (ed.).
Gesenius'
Hebrew Grammar. Translated...
- has a
similar appearance in writing, is used as well.[by whom?]
Wilhelm Gesenius' work
Hebrew and
Chaldee Lexicon to the Old
Testament Scriptures provides...
- "Abram the ivri" of
Genesis 14:13).
Wilhelm Gesenius. "Sketch of the
History of the
Hebrew Language".
Gesenius'
Hebrew Grammar. Beattie, D. R. G.; Davies...
-
original pointing".
Edward Robinson's
translation of a work by
Gesenius,
gives Gesenius'
personal view as: "My own view
coincides with that of
those who...
- is
usually identified by a -im, -ot, or -ei ending.
Gesenius 124 g-i, 132 h, 124 a-c, 135 p
Gesenius ch.124
Andrew Bruce Davidson,
Introductory Hebrew Grammar:...
-
rugged and
rough mountain cliff from
which the goat was cast down.
Wilhelm Gesenius translated the name עזלזל as
something akin to "the averter",
which he...
- to be used as a term for
great whale and for sea
monsters in general.
Gesenius (among others)
argued the name לִוְיָתָן was
derived from the root לוה...
