Posted by:
twuandy Ken,
Before I go to the link, here's what I found in Encyclopedia Judaica, 16,
1449:
1 qames (qamets)
2 pattah (pattach)
3 cherek "a squeak"
4 tseri (from Arabic "splitting (of lips)"
5 chelem "wholeness"
6 sherek (shuruq)
7 shewa
8 hataf pattah (chataf pattach)
9 hataf segol
10 hataf qames (chataf qamets)
11 dagesh
The bit in parentheses is added to indicate dot under s, h. Nos. 3-5 are
given in Hebrew in the Encyclopedia, and I'm sure chelem would be cholem if
they had written it in English. Number 6 is my bone of contention with you.
They have sherek(with kuf) in pointed Hebrew, then shuruk latger on in
English. Number 7 is the two vertical dots indicating vowellessness. What
do you call it?
Now to the link
Andy
P.S. I have no trouble with the shortcut keys. I'm not a crusader. My big
problem is with Times-Roman Hebrew that doesn't allow cholem without vav.
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