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“ The three pronouns {{Style S-Hebrew|הוא}}, {{Style S-Hebrew|אתה}}, {{Style S-Hebrew|אני}}, Hoa, Atah, Ani ; He, Thou, I ; are used to symbolize the ideas of Macroprosopus and Microprosopus in the Hebrew Qabalah. | “ The three pronouns {{Style S-Hebrew|הוא}}, {{Style S-Hebrew|אתה}}, {{Style S-Hebrew|אני}}, Hoa, Atah, Ani ; He, Thou, I ; are used to symbolize the ideas of Macroprosopus and Microprosopus in the Hebrew Qabalah. | ||
| − | </noinclude><includeonly>{{#tag:span dir="rtl" lang="he"|{{{1|}}}}}</includeonly> | + | </noinclude><includeonly>{{#tag:span dir="rtl" lang="he" style="font-size: 120%; font-weight: bold;"|{{{1|}}}}}</includeonly> |
Latest revision as of 14:49, 21 December 2021
This symbol style is used to highlight letters or symbols inside paragraph. To highlight whole paragraph use templates for paragraph styles.
This template helps to use Hebrew inside text on another language.
Modifications:
- bold
- font size 120%
To copy:
{{Style S-Hebrew|}}
Example
“ The three pronouns {{Style S-Hebrew|הוא}}, {{Style S-Hebrew|אתה}}, {{Style S-Hebrew|אני}}, Hoa, Atah, Ani ; He, Thou, I ; are used to symbolize the ideas of Macroprosopus and Microprosopus in the Hebrew Qabalah.
Result
“ The three pronouns הוא, אתה, אני, Hoa, Atah, Ani ; He, Thou, I ; are used to symbolize the ideas of Macroprosopus and Microprosopus in the Hebrew Qabalah.