The words of the Torah are to be read with their accompanying musical cantillation notes. These notes are known in Yiddish as trop and in Hebrew as ta'amim.

“Ta'amei ha-miqra” or “te'amim”, known in English as “accents”, are signs written or printed in the Masoretic text of the Hebrew Bible (or Tanakh) above or ...

Hebrew cantillation, trope, trop, or te'amim is the manner of chanting ritual readings from the Hebrew Bible in synagogue services.

The ta-ngamim are the cantillation marks added above and below the text, in addition to the vowels, indicating how the word should be chanted.

Use these links to build up your chanting dictionary of Torah ta'am (trop) tunes used in Shabbat and Weekday Torah readings.

18 сент. 2024 г. · The written Torah has four components, which are symbolized by the acronym טנת"א which stands for: ta'amim (cantillation marks), nekudot ...

The words of the Torah are to be read with their accompanying musical cantillation notes. These notes are known in Yiddish as trop and in Hebrew as ta'amim.

Оценка 4,9 (206) · Бесплатно · Android We are here to help everyone looking to learn, improve, and perfect his Tefillah with proper Ta'amim in traditional Sephardic minhag and nusach of Aram Soba.

The Hebrew word ta`am (plural: te`amim) can be translated as reason, meaning, or flavor. This term for cantillation, dating from the Talmudic period, reflects ...

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