[Mesorah] shewa gerud

[Hayyim Obadyah]

the expression is used by A. Dotan in explaining a paragraph in Diqduqei
hatTe`amim about a shewa under the first of two identical consonants, so I’m
pretty sure it’s a masora question.

 

From: Ira L. Jacobson [mailto:laser at ieee.org] 
Sent: Sunday, August 21, 2011 2:12 PM
To: Hayyim Obadyah
Cc: mesorah at lists.aishdas.org
Subject: Re: [Mesorah] shewa gerud

 

At 14:01 21-08-11 -0400, Hayyim Obadyah stated the following:




can anyone tell me what is meant by the term ùååà âøåã (shewa gerud)?
thanks


At the risk of being far off-base, I wonder if the word is not "shav" rather
than "sheva," and therefore the meaning is not a Mesorah-type of term.






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