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Hebrew Point Hiriq

Hebrew Point Hiriq

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Construction note

A geometric impression of a Hebrew script element — not a calligraphic form.

About this symbol

Meaning: Hiriq: a single dot below; the 'i' vowel.
Culture / origin: Jewish / Levant (square script)
Era: Square script and Tiberian pointing, c. 3rd c. BCE – 10th c. CE
Historical context: The Hebrew abjad uses five word-final letter forms and a system of vowel points (niqqud) and reading marks developed by the Masoretes.

Living script of a faith tradition; present respectfully and never as decoration emptied of meaning.

Tags

hebrewalphabetniqqudsemitic

SVG source

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