LUR-R02
Lurianic Source Literacy · Advanced Source Readers
Etz Chaim with טנת״א / ע״ב ס״ג מ״ה ב״ן
ORIGINAL LANGUAGE FIRST
Pedagogical transliterationta'amim · nequdot · tagin · otiyyot; AB · SAG · MAH · BAN
WHAT YOU ARE LOOKING AT
Etz Chaim with טנת״א / ע״ב ס״ג מ״ה ב״ן
The source first prints the four filled spellings, then states the correspondence: ע״ב—טעמים; ס״ג—נקודות; מ״ה—תגין; ב״ן—אותיות. These are technical name-values, not arithmetic exercises detached from the printed forms. Keep the spellings in view when identifying the labels.
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SEE HOW IT WORKS
Keep the form, reading, and meaning together.
Pedagogical reading guide
Lurianic Hebrew and Aramaic
ע״ב: יו״ד ה״י וי״ו ה״י → טעמים · ס״ג: יו״ד ה״י וא״ו ה״י → נקודות · מ״ה: יו״ד ה״א וא״ו ה״א → תגין · ב״ן: יו״ד ה״ה ו״ו ה״ה → אותיות
EXAMPLES
Examples supplied by the approved curriculum.
Close translation — ‘Know that there is no configuration of the stature of Adam in the world that does not contain four aspects encompassing all Atzilut and all the worlds: AB ... SAG ... MAH ... BAN. These four Names, divided into these four fillings, are the four aspects: ta'amim—the Name AB; nequdot—the Name SAG; tagin—the Name MAH; otiyyot—the Name BAN.’
SOURCE REFERENCE
Sefer Etz Chaim, Gate 5 (Shaar TANTA), chapter 1, segment 2 — selected definitional unit
APPROVED STUDY LAYERS
Source-specific guidance from the curriculum.
Learning objective
Read the source’s TANTA and AB/SAG/MAH/BAN correspondences directly from their full spellings.
Technical parsing
Unpointed technical Hebrew with quoted letter names and four acronyms. The display preserves the source’s punctuation and full spellings.
Practice
Copy each filled spelling exactly and match it to its value-name and TANTA category. Which letter-filling differences distinguish AB from SAG, MAH, and BAN?
Answer key
AB = יו״ד ה״י וי״ו ה״י = ta'amim; SAG = יו״ד ה״י וא״ו ה״י = nequdot; MAH = יו״ד ה״א וא״ו ה״א = tagin; BAN = יו״ד ה״ה ו״ו ה״ה = otiyyot. The distinctions lie especially in the spellings of ה and ו: yod-fillings, alef-fillings, or he-fillings as printed.
Source notes
Primary edition: Sefer Etz Chaim, Public Domain. The complete containing segment is preserved in the evidence file.
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