Targum Molcho

Cantillation / Ta'amim · Reading the Verse: Ta'amim

Segolta

RH-105HebrewMasoretic prose and poetic cantillation

ORIGINAL LANGUAGE FIRST

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Transliterationsegolta

Plain meaninga strong disjunctive accent

WHAT YOU ARE LOOKING AT

Segolta

Segolta is a strong separator in the ordinary accent system. It belongs to a larger hierarchical pattern with other accents, so its meaning is not “pause for a fixed number of seconds.” Read it as a signal that a significant phrase unit has closed.

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ORIGINAL

RH-105

segolta
READING

Approved transliteration

a strong disjunctive accent
MEANING

Hebrew

REMEMBER

Segolta marks a substantial phrase break.