Otsar ha-shorashim

Otsar ha-shorashim, a comprehensive Hebrew dictionary, offers a detailed exploration of the roots of the Hebrew language. Authored by Judah Leib Ben Zeev (1764-1811) and Meir Letteris (1800?-1871), this volume, the third in the series, presents a valuable resource for students, scholars, and anyone interested in the intricacies of Hebrew lexicography and etymology. Published in 1864, "Otsar ha-shorashim" provides insights into the historical development and usage of Hebrew words, making it an essential reference work for understanding the nuances of the language. This dictionary is a testament to the enduring importance of Hebrew and its rich literary heritage.

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