geniza

Noun

Meaning

geniza (plural genizas or genizot or genizoth)

Alternative spelling of genizah.

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Examples

Geniza documents from this period refer only to "the graves of the patriarchs" and reveal there was an organised Jewish community in Hebron who had a synagogue near the tomb, and were occupied with accommodating Jewish pilgrims and merchants. Source: Internet

All four of these sources, together with many Geniza fragments, have been published online by Bar Ilan University in the form of a searchable database. Source: Internet

Fragments of the Pentateuch from the Cairo Geniza (see, e.g., ) are centuries older than this, and fragments from the Dead Sea Scrolls (see, e.g., ) are well over a millennium older. Source: Internet

There are endless past PaleoJudaica posts on the Cairo Geniza. Source: Internet

Yet Choueka feared that digitizing the Geniza would be almost impossible, and hesitated for a long time before committing to it. Source: Internet

Past posts on the Cairo Geniza are with endless links. Source: Internet

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