masorete (Meaning)
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masorete (n)
a scholar who is expert on the Masorah (especially one of the Jewish scribes who contributed to the Masorah)
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masorete Sentence Examples
- Masoretic scholars meticulously preserved the Hebrew biblical text for centuries.
- The Masorete of Tiberias developed the Tiberian vocalization system, revolutionizing Hebrew pronunciation.
- Masoretes used vowel and accentuation marks to clarify the reading and meaning of the biblical text.
- The Masorete Ben Asher's commentary influenced Jewish liturgy and biblical interpretation.
- Modern biblical scholarship relies heavily on the work of the Masorete.
- Masoretic tradition played a pivotal role in shaping the textual basis of Judaism.
- The Masorete created a highly accurate and standardized Hebrew biblical text.
- Masoretic scholarship spanned several centuries and involved the expertise of numerous scribes.
- The Masorete Masorah serves as a valuable guide to the biblical text and its transmission.
- Masoretic methods continue to inform the study of Hebrew language and biblical exegesis today.
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a scholar who is expert on the Masorah (especially one of the Jewish scribes who contributed to the Masorah)
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Masoretic scholars meticulously preserved the Hebrew biblical text for centuries.
The Masorete of Tiberias developed the Tiberian vocalization system, revolutionizing Hebrew pronunciation.
Masoretes used vowel and accentuation marks to clarify the reading and meaning of the biblical text.
The Masorete Ben Asher's commentary influenced Jewish liturgy and biblical interpretation.
