Cantillation / Ta'amim · Reading the Verse: Ta'amim
Revia
RH-106HebrewMasoretic prose and poetic cantillation
ORIGINAL LANGUAGE FIRST
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Transliterationrevia
Plain meaninga disjunctive accent
WHAT YOU ARE LOOKING AT
Revia
Revia is identified by the dot-like sign above the word. It is a separating accent with a characteristic place in the hierarchy. Because Holam can also appear as a dot above letters, learn Revia from its placement and cantillation context rather than from “a dot above” alone.
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ORIGINAL
RH-106
revia
READING
Approved transliteration
a disjunctive accent
MEANING
Hebrew
REMEMBER
Revia is an accent above the word; do not confuse it with Holam.