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I was looking up a pasuk today in the Concordance (a.k.a Concordantzia) and noticed that some entries have a ? or the letter k before them. Why is that?
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heh check your subtitle :). It should say on the first or last page of your concordantzia what those stand for and mean
i dont have one or i’d have checked :). But post which concordantzia you have for others?
Coming from the math pro, that’s a shtickle inaccurate. Go measure with a ruler! 🙂
Sorry, I asked Chacha…they don’t know either!
email asktherabbi dot org they know stuff.
?(x) is a function possessing various unusual fractal properties.
K(z) is a generalization of the hyperfactorial to complex numbers.
kn is a special case of the confluent hypergeometric function.
That would definitely apply in the Concordantzia.
Torah613Torah
Why would emailing them be a last resort. I must have emailed them a few 100 times.
Hmmm. Slight difference between the two, don’t you think?
Torah
The website is run by Gateways. The Rabbis who work there are tops. You can also email specific Rabbis by addressing your question with Hi Rabbi X ….
hey should know.
Smart
The Luach Hasimonim in mine (right before the Pesicha) has K for Ksiv, and Q for Keri.
I can look up the entry with the “?” if you’d tell me which entry had it.
Torah613Torah
What does “m”Sh please” mean?
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