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Chapter and
verse divisions did not
appear in the
original texts of
Jewish or
Christian bibles; such
divisions form part of the
paratext of the Bible....
- The sof p****uk (Hebrew: סוֹף פָּסוּק, end of verse, also
spelled sof
pasuq and
other variant English spellings. It is
preceded by the סילוק
silluq in...
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Biblical Hebrew, a sof
pasuq ⟨ ׃ ⟩ is the
equivalent of a period, and is used in some
writings such as
prayer books.
Since a sof
pasuq is
absent from the...
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similar to a
Latin full stop or period. In
liturgical Hebrew, the sof
pasuq is used in some
writings such as
prayer books to
signal the end of a verse...
- (Mercha)
Tifcha (Mercha) Sof-Pasuk [Sephardic: Ma׳ariqh
Tarqha Ma׳ariqh Sof-
Pasuq] The
group that
occurs at the end of each
pasuk (verse), and
always includes...
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HEBREW PUNCTUATION PASEQ U+05C0 Po,
other Hebrew ׃
HEBREW PUNCTUATION SOF
PASUQ U+05C3 Po,
other Hebrew ׆
HEBREW PUNCTUATION NUN HA****HA U+05C6 Po, other...
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Maqaf U+05C0 ׀
Hebrew Punctuation Paseq U+05C3 ׃
Hebrew Punctuation Sof
Pasuq U+05C6 ׆
Hebrew Punctuation Nun Ha****ha U+05D0 א
Hebrew Letter Alef U+05D1...
- and
secondary stress. Its
shape is
identical to the
cantillation mark sof
pasuq.
Geresh is a mark, ⟨׳⟩ that may be used as a diacritic, as a punctuation...
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Certain Hebrew punctuation, such as the geresh, gershayim, maqaf, pesiq, sof
pasuq, and
cantillation marks, are not
accessible through the
standard Hebrew...
- ʿarbīṯ עַרְבִית ʿarvīṯ פַזְמוּן fazmūn פִּזְמוֹן pīzmōn פָּחוּת poḥūṯ פָּחוֹת pāḥōṯ פַּטְרָיוֹת paṭroyōṯ פִּטְרִיּוֹת pīṭrīyyōṯ פָסוּק fosūg פָּסוּק
pāsūq...
