- the
Perplexed and some of his
Commentary on the Mishnah, as well as the
Mahbarot Iti'el of the Arab poet al-Hariri, from the
Arabic to Hebrew. Alharizi's...
- ben Eleazer. The
corresponding works were
called maqamat or
mahbarot (mahberot, e.g.,
Mahbarot Emmanuel, by
Immanuel the Roman).
Arabic rhymed prose was...
- Aviv:
Maḥbarot le-sifrut. 1961.
Kokhavim noflim (in Hebrew). Tel Aviv:
Maḥbarot le-sifrut. 1963. Mes****rah shel
Yahadut Amerikah. Tel Aviv:
Maḥbarot le-sifrut...
- "The
Influence of the
Letter of the
Sword and the Pen by Ibn Burd on the
Maḥbarot of
Alharizi and Ibn Ardutiel" (PDF).
Hebrew Higher Education. 17: 49–73...
- Intertextes, 1989; Paris, Noel Blandin, 1991. Mi-kan u-mi-kan:
shesh maḥbarot u-miluʼim [From Here and There] (novel). Warsaw: Sifrut. 1911. Sipurim...
- 'ītī'ēl ("the maqāmāt of Ithiel"). Two
years later, he
composed his own
maḥbārōt,
titled Sēfer Taḥkemōnī ("The Book of the Tachmonite"). With this work...
- Avizohar, מוריה בירושלים בתש"ח (Moriah in Jerusalem, 1948),
chapter 3,
Mahbarot Lesafrut, 2002.[1] The
Convoy Archived October 11, 2007, at the Wayback...
-
usually changing to /-a-/: מַחְבֶּרֶת /maħˈberet/ (notebook) → מַחְבָּרוֹת /
maħbaˈrot/ (notebooks)
Nouns ending in /-ut/ and /-it/
replace these endings with...
- 1985"), publisher:
Luchterhand Literaturverlag;
anthology Haim Gouri,
Mahbarot Elul ("Summer's End"),
Israeli writing in
Hebrew Natalio Hernández, Xochikoskatl...
- himself.
Three new
Hebrew literary journals appear this year in Israel:
Mahbarot,
edited by Y. Kenaz, Rosh a
poetry journal edited by O. Bartena, and Hazerem...
