-
prevented the
Spanish Jews from
engaging in such
linguistic comparisons. The
Mahberet[1], as
Menahem entitled his dictionary, was the
first complete lexical...
- of the sole
remaining copies of a
Hebrew variant of the work
known as
Maḥberet ha-Tiğān (Manual of the Codices),
outlining the
rules of
Hebrew grammar...
-
Archived from the
original on 2013-11-03. Roth p. 421
Menahem ben Saruq,
Maḥberet Menaḥem (Manual of Menahem),
Jerusalem 1968, supplement:
Biography of the...
-
Exodus 13:16, s.v. U'letotafot bein ei'neicha Saruq, Mĕnaḥem ben (1854).
Maḥberet Menaḥem (in Hebrew). Ḥoveret Yeshanim. Phylacteries,
Jewish Encyclopedia...
-
persisted into the 20th
century was
celebrated by
Shaul Tchernichovsky in his
Maḥberet ha-Sonetot (Berlin 1923), in
which appeared a
sonnet of his own celebrating...
- Faris's al-Mujmal fī al-Lugha), and
Biblical Hebrew (Menahem ben Saruq's
Mahberet).
Alphabetical order as an aid to
consultation flourished in 11th-century...
-
Hebrew language include: The
first Hebrew dictionary that we know of is "
Mahberet Menahem" by
Menahem ben Saruq. It was
written in
Spain in the
years 960-950...
- is
found in
various libraries (Padua, Hamburg, Parma), and is
entitled Maḥberet.
Luzzatto has
given the
first four
strophes in
Kerem Ḥemed (vii.38), and...
- work on
Hebrew grammar,
Maḥberet Ha-Tīǧān, the
sound of the qamaṣ is made by "clinching the
mouth and
holding it." See:
Maḥberet Kitrei Ha-Torah (ed. Yoav...
- They
Founded this One.
Christian History Project. ISBN 978-0-9689873-6-0.
Mahberet Menahem (ed. Hersc**** Filipowski),
London &
Edinburgh 1854 (reprinted:...
