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Latest comment: 18 years ago1 comment1 person in discussion
The first two vowels are really pronounced identically. For Sephardim, the first is kammetz kattan, the second is hatef-kammetz; but both are pronounced identically, and the sound is typically transliterated o. For Ashkenazim, both are kammetz, typically transliterated o. (But the second kammetz, being a hatef-kammetz, may be reduced in some Ashkenazic pronunciations, legitimizing the translteration "kodshim.")
I will recommend another move, to "Kodoshim" -- חנינא
The second is a hataf-kammatz? I thought those could not occur on a dalet.
When I had the page moved here, it was based partly on he:קמץ (see the very bottom). According to that, if anything, the only other grammatical alternative is "Kadashim." --EliyakT·C06:22, 1 October 2006 (UTC)Reply
I stand corrected regarding the second vowel. "Kodoshim" remains an accurate Ashkenazic pronunciation, but as all of the other sedarim are given Sephardic vowelization, I agree that the move to "Kodashim" should remain. -- חנינא
Latest comment: 18 years ago2 comments2 people in discussion
As per other Sedarim, individual tractates with no articles should not redirect back to this article. Not sure how to cancel the redirect and make the relevant articles into stubs, can someone please lend a hand? Frikle22:13, 18 July 2006 (UTC)Reply
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