-
corruption of the
Hebrew zimrah (Hebrew: זִמְרָה)
meaning "song, music" or
sippūr (Hebrew: סִפּוּר),
meaning "story." In the Qur'an, the
Zabur is mentioned...
- "counting" or "enumeration"; or from the same
triliteral root:
sefer "text,"
sippur "recounting a story," sfar ("boundary" - ספר), and sofer, or
safra "scribe";...
- California:
Stanford University Press.
Yosef Haim Brenner: A
Biography (Brenner:
Sippur hayim),
Anita Shapira, Am Oved (in Hebrew)
Yosef Haim Brenner: Background...
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wrote Sippur ha-Ḥayyim (Tale of Life),
containing several funeral orations and
miscellaneous homilies on the
Pentateuch (Salonika, 1760).
Sippur ha-Ḥayyim...
- [the
Hebrew root-word] sefar : namely,
sefer (a book),
sefor (a count) and
sippur (a story),
along with ten
calibrations of
empty space, twenty-two letters...
- languages, such as Hebrew: sep̄er "book", sōp̄er "scribe", mispār "number", and
sippūr "story". This root also
exists in
Arabic and is used to form
words with...
- Agnon's
place in
Hebrew literature was ****ured. In 1935, he
published Sippur Pashut ("A
Simple Story"), a
novella set in
Buchach at the end of the 19th...
- An
Israeli Love
Story is a play
translated from the
Hebrew play
Sippur Ahava Eretz Yisraeli. It
premiered in 2008 and
still runs in
repertory at Tel Aviv's...
-
novella by
Shmuel Yosef Agnon,
translated from the 1935
Hebrew original,
Sippur Pashut A
Simple Story (1960 film), a
Soviet drama film A
Simple Story (1970...
-
Encyclopedia of the
Jewish Story:
Sippur Okev
Sippur, Vol I–II, Hebrew: Bar-Ilan
University Press,
Ramat Gan 2005–2009. Ma'aseh
Sippur:
Studies in the
Jewish Narrative...
