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Hebrew cantillation

Hebrew cantillation, trope, trop, or te'amim is the manner of chanting ritual readings from the Hebrew Bible in Jewish prayer. The chants are written and notated in accordance with the special signs or marks printed in the Masoretic Text of the Bible, to complement the letters and vowel points used in niqqud.

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GeonicQur'anQur'an readingYemenite JewsTargumim
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Functions of cantillation signs in explanation of text

Sof pasukEtnachtaZakef qatanZakef gadolTifcha
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Traditional melodies

HaftarahRosh HashanahSimhat TorahAseret haDibrotAz Yashir
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ChantingHebrew BibleJewish prayerMasoretic TextNiqqud
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Functions of cantillation signs in explanation of text

Traditional melodies

Names and shapes of the te'amim

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In Christian missionary uses

Wikimedia cantillation projects (recordings)

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Hebrew cantillation

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Hebrew cantillation → Fisher, Hebrew Cantillation Marks And, Mamre, Salomon SulzerTorah Cantillation Analytics, Tanakh, Their Encoding, Torah Oral Law, Unicode, Western Ashkenazi Torah, Zalman

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telisha gedolahinstance ofThere is also no equivalent for low-grade disjunctives0.80text
the Aleppo Codexinstance ofand is found in Biblical manuscripts0.80text
Hebrew cantillationrelated to Textual resourcesHebrew Cantillation Marks And0.60section
Hebrew cantillationrelated to Textual resourcesTheir Encoding0.60section
Hebrew cantillationrelated to Textual resourcesUnicode0.60section
Hebrew cantillationrelated to Textual resourcesMamre0.60section
Hebrew cantillationrelated to Textual resourcesTanakh0.60section
Hebrew cantillationrelated to Textual resourcesWestern Ashkenazi Torah0.60section
Hebrew cantillationrelated to Textual resourcesSalomon SulzerTorah Cantillation Analytics0.60section
Hebrew cantillationrelated to Textual resourcesTorah Oral Law0.60section
Hebrew cantillationrelated to Textual resourcesZalman0.60section
Hebrew cantillationrelated to Textual resourcesFisher0.60section

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