baal keriah
baal keriah noun: baal korei.
Noun
baal keriah (plural baalei keriah)
- baal korei
- Hashem, Hashem, Hashem . . . Notzayr hesed (Ex. 34:6, 7) as well as the other passages, Shuv mayharon apekha (Ex. 32:13) and vesalahta la'avonaynu (Ex. 34:9), are first intoned in the pentateuchal mode for the High Holy Days by the congregation and then repeated by the Ba'al Keri'ah.1996, Macy Nulman, The Encyclopedia of Jewish Prayer, page 159
Forms of baal keriah
| plural | baalei keriah |
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Origin of baal keriah
From Hebrew בַּעַל קְרִיאָה.
Questions about baal keriah
- What does baal keriah mean?
- Baal keriah means baal korei.
- What part of speech is baal keriah?
- Baal keriah is a noun.
- What is the plural of baal keriah?
- The plural of baal keriah is baalei keriah.
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