- מסורתיים,
Masortiim lit. "traditional [people]", also
known as
Shomrei Masoret שומרי מסורת; lit. 'upholders of tradition') is an
Israeli Hebrew term...
- form of the
Ezekiel word
masoret "fetters" was
applied by the
Masoretes to the מסר root
meaning "to transmit", for
masoret "tradition." (See also Aggadah...
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original on 24 June 2016.
Retrieved 24 May 2016. Katz, Ketsi'ah (1981),
Masoret ha-lashon ha-'Ibrit shel
Yehude Aram-Tsoba (Ḥalab) bi-qri'at ha-Miqra ve-ha-Mishnah...
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wrote an
authoritative book of
regulations about Torah-writing,
called Masoret Seyag La-Torah. R.
Jedidiah Norzi, the
author of Minḥat Shai, was so impressed...
- reconstructed.
Tiberian Hebrew incorporates the
scholarship of the
Masoretes (from
masoret meaning "tradition"), who
added vowel points and
grammar points to the...
- Tami (Hebrew: תמ"י, an
acronym for Tnu'at
Masoret Yisrael [תנועת מסורת ישראל], lit.
Movement for the
Heritage of Israel) was a short-lived
Mizrahi Jewish-dominated...
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Sephardi Hebrew Yemenite Hebrew Phonology of
Modern Hebrew Ilan Eldar,
Masoret ha-qeri'ah ha-kedem-Ashke****t (The
Hebrew Language Tradition in Medieval...
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Encyclopaedia Judaica. Vol. 16 (2nd ed.). pp. 547–562. * Morag, S. (1977).
Masoret ha-lashon ha-'Ivrit shel
Yehude Bagdad, bi-qeriat ha-Mikra ve-ha-Mishnah...
- he
wrote several kabbalistic treatises, the most
famous of
which is "
Masoret ha-Hokhmah" a
brief account of
Spanish Kabbalism which he
finished shortly...
- only in his lexicon, but even in his
first work. Ibn
Janah there calls it
Masoret Oklah we-Oklah, and
designates it as the most
correct book on the Masorah...
