using BiblicalHebrew
BiblicalHebrew.aleph_ch
'א': Unicode U+05D0 (category Lo: Letter, other)
Built with package version 0.4.0
July 11, 2024
The Unicode specification defines combining characters for the Tiberian vowel points (niqqud). The BiblicalHebrew
package defines character constants that can be used to refer to these combining values (), and offers a parallel suite of functions for composing strings with the vowel points.
For situations where it might be easier to code with character sets such as ASCII or other non-Unicode character sets, the package defines constant names for the consonantal characters of the Hebrew alphabet. (See the complete list of constants in the reference section of this documentation.) For example:
For example, add a qamats to an aleph character:
You can also use these functions to append a vowel point to a string.
You can of course chain these functions. To compose hateph vowels, for example, use the sheva
function, then a function for a vowel:
There is also a suite of functions for adding cantillation and other marks, such as metheg.
cantillation or stress: ole
These are identical in Unicode! (They shouldn’t be.)
qamats
patah
seghol
hiriq
tsere
qubbuts
holam
sheva
metheg
ole
mappiq
dagesh
gershe
Append gershe to string s
.
maqaf_join