TIP of the day: Interactives: Hebrew Cantillations
1. After using Tools, Library or the Command Box to navigate to the Hebrew Cantillations Interactive, click on Help to see the documentation.
2. Closing the Help window, you can see the cantillation diagrams. Given that I do not read Hebrew nor do I have more than introductory knowledge of Hebrew chant, you now know as much or more than I do about using this feature.
I can give you the web link to Hebrew Cantillation Marks And Their Encoding by Helmut Richter mentioned in the documentation. Or if you would like to learn to chant the Hebrew see LearnTrope.com or from the Reading List "Logos/Verbum dataset and visualization information" there are additional links showing the actual use in interpretation of the text.
Hebrew cantillations
- Hebrew cantillation marks and their encoding | Helmut Richter
- What is the meaning of Elijah’s reply to Elisha in 1 Kings 19:20? | Joseph Lukowski on Biblical Hermeneutics
- Are bdellium and onyx stone types of ‘gold’? | Biblical Hermeneutics
- Accurate translation of חֶמְדַּ֣ת in Haggai 2:7 | Biblical Hermeneutics
- Why are there extra dots in Genesis 33:4? | Biblical Hermeneutics
- Pictorial Translation into English
If someone who knows what they are talking about would like to chime in, it would be appreciated.
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