- Mercha-Tipcha-Munach-Etnachta
Segol group:
Munach-Zarka-
Munach-Segol
Rivia group:
Munach-
Munach-Rivia * Pazer/Telisha:
Munach-
Munach-Pazer (sometimes)-Telisha ketana...
- Revia;
Darga Munach Revia;
Munach-with-Pesiq Revia;
Munach-with-Pesiq
Munach Revia. (
Munach with
Pesiq is a disjunctive,
separate from
Munach proper, and...
-
group can occur: Mercha, Tipcha,
Munach,
Etnachta Mercha, Tipcha,
Etnachta Tipcha,
Munach,
Etnachta Tipcha,
Etnachta Munach,
Etnachta Etnachta In
other words...
- two
Munachs. When
there are two
Munachs prior to a Revia, the
first Munach has a long melody, and the
second one is short. When
there is one
Munach, it...
-
Pashta Munach Zakef-Katan
Mapach Pashta Zakef-Katan
Pashta Munach Zakef-Katan
Pashta Zakef-Katan
Munach Zakef-Katan Zakef-Katan
Yetiv Munach Zakef-Katan...
- Mahpach, or with the
Mahpach absent.
Following the
Pashta will
either be a
Munach-Zakef
katan or just a
Zakef katan. The
Pashta can also
occur before the...
- ֬ ) is the same as that of
Munach ( ֣ ),
except that the
Illuy is
positioned above the
Hebrew letter,
while the
Munach is
positioned below it. In the...
-
combination of
darga tevir means "broken step."
Darga can also be
followed by a
Munach Rivia, and can (rarely) be
followed by a
Mercha Kefula, an
altogether rare...
- Bible. The
Segol occurs together with a
preceding Zarka,
sometimes with a
Munach preceding one or both. The
Segol group is
considered to be a disjunctive...
- of the
Hebrew Bible. It is
usually found together with the Segol, with a
Munach preceding either or both. The
symbol for a
Zarka is a 90
degrees rotated...
