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<p>> In V'zos Hab'racha, the phrase "ur'tzon shochni s'ne" has<br>
mer'cha-tip'cha-esnachta. But some chumashim (such as R' Aryeh Kaplan's) and sidurim have tip'cha-munach-esnachta, with the tip'cha on "ur'tzon". Are there any authoritative/reliable sources for this? <<br>
The tipcha-munach combo sounds like a consequence of understanding "shochni s'ne" as if the pasuq was written "shochein s'ne." Keser Aram Tzova has meircha-tipcha. (In terms of p'shat, BTW, I've advocated for a mafsiq directly ahead of a stronger mafsiq, e.g. a tipcha before an esnachta or a t'vir before a tipcha, to be considered as if it was a m'shareis, but in terms of syntactic rules, e.g. elision of a dageish qal, it's still a mafsiq.)<br>
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