-
divides spaces into four categories:
Private domain (
reshut hayachid), such as a
house Public domain (
reshut harabim), such as a very busy road Semi-public...
- Vekhol-shemonat
yemei Hanukkah hanneirot hallalu kodesh heim, ve-ein lanu
reshut lehishtammesh baheim ella lir'otam
bilvad kedei lehodot ul'halleil leshimcha...
- The
Israel Airports Authority (IAA, Hebrew: רשות שדות התעופה בישראל,
Reshut Sdot HaTe'ufa BeYisra'el; Arabic: سلطة المطارات في إسرائيل) was
founded in...
-
against Amalek, or the
seven nations of Canaan. In contrast, a
milkhemet reshut (מלחמת רשות, "authorized war") is a
discretionary war,
which according to...
-
Voluntary war (Hebrew: מלחמת הרשות; milḥemet ha-
reshūt),
sometimes called a
discretionary war,
optional war, a non-obligatory war, or a war of free choice...
- "compulsory war"
which is
obligated by the
Torah or God, or a
Milkhemet Reshut a "voluntary war".
Burggraeve and
Vervenne describe the Old
Testament as...
-
Liturgical poet;
flourished at
Speyer in 1070. He was the
author of the
reshut יראתי to Kalir's
kerovah for Rosh Hashanah. A son of
Yekuthiel named Moses...
-
class 3;
shrunken is
mostly used
adjectivally shut – shut – shut
reshut –
reshut –
reshut Weak,
class 1, with
coalescence of
dentals shave –
shaved – shaved/shaven...
- are
divided into four categories: a
private domain (
Reshut haYocḥid), a
public thoroughfare (
Reshut haRabim), an open,
inhabited area (Karmelit) and areas...
- war is to be
distinguished from a "voluntary war" (מלחמת רשות; milḥemet
reshūt), that is to say, a
battle waged of free choice,
which requires the approbation...
