Masora
or Masorah
noun
- all the accumulated Jewish tradition concerning the correct Hebrew text of the Holy Scriptures
- the marginal notes on manuscripts of the Holy Scriptures embodying this tradition, compiled from the 2d to the 10th cent.
See Masora in American Heritage Dictionary 4
also Ma·so·rah (mə-sôrˈə, -sōrˈə)
noun- The body of Judaic tradition relating to correct textual reading of the Hebrew scriptures.
- The critical notes made on manuscripts of the Hebrew scriptures before the tenth century, which embody this tradition.
Related Forms:
- Masˌo·retˈic (măsˌə-rĕtˈĭk) adjective
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