[Mesorah] Shitrei or Shtarei Hovoteinu
Ira L. Jacobson
laser at ieee.org
Mon Jul 13 07:53:39 PDT 2009
A prime example is kitvei, which derives from
ketav. I don't think any authority finds fault with kitvei haqodesh.
Shitrei follows this pattern.
At 16:53 13-07-2009 +0200, âåãé÷ ùìîä stated the following:
>My question is: at first glance, the words
>"sh'tar" and "p'sak" also belong to the second
>group. But in the siddur we find the usage:
>"shitrei hovoteinu", not "sh'tarei". Also I
>have never heard anybody say "p'sakei halacha"
>(as opposed to "piskei z'man" for
>intermissions). Are these simply examples of
>misuse of the language? Do S'faradim pronounce
>them "sh'tarei" and "p'sakei"?.
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