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third edition of the standard,
published in 2005,
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zebi" and "yobi", thus
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prefixes with
binary counterparts...
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Hirsch Chajes (Hebrew: צבי הירש חיות -
November 20, 1805 -
October 12, 1855; also
Chayes or
Hayot or Chiyos) was a
Galician talmudic scholar. He is...
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Yehuda Berlin (20
November 1816 – 10
August 1893), also
known as Reb
Hirsch Leib Berlin, and
commonly known by the
acronym Netziv, was an Orthodox...
- Zvi (Zwi)
Hirsch Kalischer (Hebrew:צבי הירש קלישר)(24
March 1795 – 16
October 1874) was an
Orthodox German rabbi who
expressed views, from a religious...
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- her niece,
Zebi.
Mateen swears on Rabi that he won't
marry Zebi, but
after falling for his mother's lies,
Mateen ultimately marries Zebi, unbeknownst...
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Mordechai Tzvi
Maneh (Hebrew: מֹרְדְּכַי צְבִי מאַנֶע, romanized: Mordek̲ay Z̲evi Manēh; 5 May 1859 – 15
October 1886), also
known by the pen name Ha-Metzayer...
