- Similarly,
argues Zuckermann, the
Israeli neologism for "library", ספריה (
sifriá),
matches the
feminine gender of the
parallel pre-existent
European words:...
-
National Library of
Israel (NLI; Hebrew: הספרייה הלאומית, romanized: Ha
Sifria HaLeumit; Arabic: المكتبة الوطنية في إسرائيل),
formerly Jewish National...
- Amir,
Sifriyat Hapo'alim, [1975]
Netziv Hamelah,
translated by
Yosef Luz,
Sifria La'am- Am Oved, [1960] Roberts, Sam (June 10, 2020). "Albert Memmi, a 'Jewish...
- monthly. The name
Sefaria derives from the
words sefer, or "book", and
sifria ("library") in Hebrew.
Sefaria was
originally founded in 2011 by journalist...
- Jews: The
Jewish Refugee Community of Shanghai, 1938–45.
Yeshiva Univ. Pr.,
Sifria, 1976 ISBN 0-89362-000-9. ****er,
Herman (1962).
Wanderers and Settlers...
- by
Rivka Keren,
written in
Hebrew (אהבה אנושה
Ahava ****ha, Am Oved, Ha
Sifria La'am Series, 1992)
translated to
English by Yael Politis, “Mortal Love”...
-
Jordan (Jerusalem:
Sifria Zionit, 2008), pp. 149-150 (in Hebrew). See:
Gideon Efrat,
Washington Crosses the
Jordan (Jerusalem:
Sifria Zionit, 2008), pp...
- Aviv).
Gideon Efrat, "Anorexia Artistica" in
Washington Crosses the
Jordan (
Sifria Zionit, Jerusalem, 2008), p.67. Haim Gimzu, Ben-Zvi the
Sculptor (Hazvi...
- shel Nekama) – novel, Am Oved,
Sifria Laam Series, Tel Aviv, 1993
Mortal Love (Ahava ****ha) – novel, Am Oved,
Sifria Laam Series, Tel Aviv, 1992 The...
