Lindo 1846

Hebrew and English Dictionary with Roots and Abbreviations
Abigail Lindo – 1846
From the earliest years of the Hebrew renaissance movement, there

have always been intelligent women who have excelled in the study of
the holy tongue. Many of these learned ladies formed societies in
which they would gather to share their information, insights, and
inspiration.
Abigail Lindo was in her generation a shining luminary of the Hebrew

renaissance movement, and we are pleased to offer this reproduction
of her dictionary as a token trophy of the genius of the learned ladies
of the Hebrew renaissance in every generation.
This dictionary is of special note in that it not only features a standard

Biblical and Rabbinic Hebrew vocabulary, but also an early collection
of modern Hebrew terms for important concepts such as ‘coffee’. Also
notable is the dictionary of abbreviated terms on pages 342 to 363,
which should prove exceptionally useful to any reader who has
experienced the frustration of being unable to crack the acronymical
code of Hebrew abbreviations that is so widespread in classical
Hebraic literature.
Yisrael Avraham
Founder and Director
Compliments of Holy Language Institute - www.holylanguage.com

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Hebrew and English Dictionary with Roots and Abbreviations

Abigail Lindo – 1846

From the earliest years of the Hebrew renaissance movement, there

Abigail Lindo was in her generation a shining luminary of the Hebrew

This dictionary is of special note in that it not only features a standard

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