What does Hebrew poetry rhyme?

Answer 1

Note: The word biblical is an adjective and should not be capitalized. The word Bible is the name of a book (technically 66 books) and should be capitalized.

1. angelical

2. apostolical

3. archangelical

4. basilical

5. biblical

6. bucolical

7. catholical

8. colical

9. countercyclical

10. cyclical

11. diabolical

12. disangelical

13. encyclical

14. epicyclical

15. epistolical

16. evangelical

17. filical

18. helical

19. hydraulical

20. hyperbolical

21. metallical

22. noncyclical

23. parabolical

24. paraumbilical

25. parumbilical

26. periumbilical

27. philatelical

28. postbiblical

29. scholical

30. subumbilical

31. symbolical

32. umbilical

33. vesicoumbilical

from: rhymezone.com

Answer 2

No word exactly rhymes, but here are some close rhymes:

1. see through
2. be true
3. he drew
4. he threw
5. he grew
6. me through
7. she drew
8. she threw
9. she grew
10. be through
11. he blew
12. we drew
13. we grew
14. she blew
15. we threw

Answer 3

Hebrew poetry primarily uses parallelism instead of rhyme. Parallelism involves repeating or contrasting ideas in different lines of poetry rather than focusing on end rhyme. This poetic technique adds depth and complexity to the meaning of the text.

Answer 4

Sell, bell, smell, shell, hell, tell, well, swell, cell, fell, quell, yell,

Answer 5

It rhymes ideas. i.e. it states the same idea two ways,

Answer 6

she brew...ed a cup of tea

Answer 7

Season

Treason

Stephen