The eleventh chapter of the book of Numbers treats of: Tabere (Taberah); lis cuais (quails). The first-time visitor to this site ought to begin his study of the Friulian language here. Read Numars 11 To read the Friulian text of the Bible associated with the notes below or listen to its audio, visit Bibie par un popul and consult Numars 11. An archived version of … Continue reading Numbers 11 in Friulian
Treated in the tenth chapter of the book of Numbers is the following: lis trombis (the trumpets); la partence (the departure). The first-time visitor to this site ought to begin his study of the Friulian language here. Read Numars 10 To read the Friulian text of the Bible associated with the notes below or listen to its audio, visit Bibie par un popul and consult … Continue reading Numbers 10 in Friulian
With the ninth chapter of the book of Numbers begins the following: pasche e partence dal Sinai (passover and departure from Sinai). This chapter treats in particular of: celebrazion de pasche (celebration of the passover); il nûl (the cloud). The first-time visitor to this site ought to begin his study of the Friulian language here. Read Numars 9 To read the Friulian text of the … Continue reading Numbers 9 in Friulian
The eighth chapter of the book of Numbers treats of: lis lampadis dal cjandelîr (the lamps of the lampstand); la consacrazion dai levits (the consecration of the Levites). The first-time visitor to this site ought to begin his study of the Friulian language here. Read Numars 8 To read the Friulian text of the Bible associated with the notes below or listen to its audio, … Continue reading Numbers 8 in Friulian
Treated in the seventh chapter of the book of Numbers is the presentation of the dedicatory gifts. The first-time visitor to this site ought to begin his study of the Friulian language here. Read Numars 7 To read the Friulian text of the Bible associated with the notes below or listen to its audio, visit Bibie par un popul and consult Numars 7. An archived … Continue reading Numbers 7 in Friulian
Treated in the sixth chapter of the book of Numbers is the Naziriteship (in Friulian, il nazireât). The first-time visitor to this site ought to begin his study of the Friulian language here. Read Numars 6 To read the Friulian text of the Bible associated with the notes below or listen to its audio, visit Bibie par un popul and consult Numars 6. An archived … Continue reading Numbers 6 in Friulian
Treated in the fifth chapter of the book of Numbers are various laws: leçs svareadis; namely: parâ fûr i soçs (driving forth the unclean); rifondi il damp (compensating for damage); ufierte pe gjelosie (offering for jealousy). The first-time visitor to this site ought to begin his study of the Friulian language here. Read Numars 5 To read the Friulian text of the Bible associated with … Continue reading Numbers 5 in Friulian
The fourth chapter of the book of Numbers treats of the duties of the Levites. So do the subject headings of this chapter read in Friulian: fameis dai levits (families of the Levites); i fîs di Keat (the sons of Kohath); i fîs di Gherson (the sons of Gershon); i fîs di Merari (the sons of Merari); cens dai levits (census of the Levites). The … Continue reading Numbers 4 in Friulian
The third chapter of the book of Numbers treats of the tribe of Levi. So do the subject headings of this chapter read in Friulian: i predis (the priests); i levits: funzions (the Levites: functions); sielte (selection); cens (census); riscat dai prins fîs (ransom of the first sons). In the notes of this chapter are added supplementary examples of Friulian usage related to certain words … Continue reading Numbers 3 in Friulian
Recounted by the second chapter of the book of Numbers is the arrangement of the encampment of Israel: la sistemazion des tribûs tal campament (the arrangement of the tribes in the encampment). The first-time visitor to this site ought to begin his study of the Friulian language here. Read Numars 2 To read the Friulian text of the Bible associated with the notes below or … Continue reading Numbers 2 in Friulian
