טנת״א
ORIGINALLUR-006
Lurianic Source Literacy · TANTA and Partzufim
טנת״א
LUR-006Lurianic Hebrew and AramaicTechnical language of Lurianic and Rashash sources
ORIGINAL LANGUAGE FIRST
טנת״א
TransliterationTaNTA
Plain meaningTa'amim · Nekudot · Tagin · Otiyot — cantillation/accent signs · vowel points · crowns · letters
Any vocalization or pronunciation shown here is pedagogical unless the cited source itself is pointed.WHAT YOU ARE LOOKING AT
טנת״א
These four words are already familiar from Hebrew writing: ta'amim, nekudot, tagin, otiyot. Lurianic writings also use them as technical categories in systems of correspondence. At the first stage, recognize the abbreviation and its four components. The specific metaphysical correspondence belongs to the source passage where it is being used.
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TaNTA
READINGApproved transliteration
Ta'amim · Nekudot · Tagin · Otiyot — cantillation/accent signs · vowel points · crowns · letters
MEANINGLurianic Hebrew and Aramaic
APPROVED STUDY LAYERS
Source-specific guidance from the curriculum.
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טעמים · נקודות · תגין · אותיות
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