Closed charlesLoder closed 1 year ago
Currently if a sheva occurs after a meteg, there is no way to make the sheva a sheva nach
const str = "יְדַֽעְיָה"; const result = new Text(str).syllables.map((s) => ({ text: s.text, isClosed: s.isClosed })); console.log(result); // [ // { text: 'יְ', isClosed: false }, // { text: 'דַֽ', isClosed: false }, // { text: 'עְ', isClosed: false }, // { text: 'יָה', isClosed: false } // ]
It would be helpful to have an option for this, to produce these results:
const str = "יְדַֽעְיָה"; const result = new Text(str, { meteg: false }).syllables.map((s) => ({ text: s.text, isClosed: s.isClosed })); console.log(result); // [ // { text: 'יְ', isClosed: false }, // { text: 'דַֽעְ', isClosed: true }, // { text: 'יָה', isClosed: false } // ]
This will allow it to more correctly match the Tiberian tradition.
See Khan 2020 1.2.10 where "יְדַֽעְיָה" is [jaˌðaˑʕˌjɔː]
Currently if a sheva occurs after a meteg, there is no way to make the sheva a sheva nach
It would be helpful to have an option for this, to produce these results:
This will allow it to more correctly match the Tiberian tradition.
See Khan 2020 1.2.10 where "יְדַֽעְיָה" is [jaˌðaˑʕˌjɔː]