In certain digital editions, a meteg may be found on a sheva that precedes another sheva — תִּזְֽכְּ֔רוּ
const text = new Text("תִּזְֽכְּ֔רוּ");
console.log(text.syllables.map((syl) => syl.text));
// /syllabifier.js:129
// const prev = syl[0].text;
// ^
// TypeError: Cannot read properties of undefined (reading 'text')
// at groupShevas (/Users/personal/Documents/code/havarotjs/dist/cjs/utils/syllabifier.js:129:27)
// at groupClusters (/Users/personal/Documents/code/havarotjs/dist/cjs/utils/syllabifier.js:272:25)
// at syllabify (/Users/personal/Documents/code/havarotjs/dist/cjs/utils/syllabifier.js:443:27)
// at get syllables [as syllables] (/Users/personal/Documents/code/havarotjs/dist/cjs/word.js:117:56)
// at /Users/personal/Documents/code/havarotjs/dist/cjs/text.js:131:42
// at Array.map (<anonymous>)
// at get syllables [as syllables] (/Users/personal/Documents/code/havarotjs/dist/cjs/text.js:131:23)
// at Object.<anonymous> (/Users/personal/Documents/code/havarotjs/test.foo.js:13:18)
// at Module._compile (node:internal/modules/cjs/loader:1376:14)
// at Module._extensions..js (node:internal/modules/cjs/loader:1435:10)
// Node.js v20.11.1
The intention of the meteg is unclear (see twitter thread and Adler's discussion).
Regardless of the meteg's intent, it should still syllabify correctly
In certain digital editions, a meteg may be found on a sheva that precedes another sheva — תִּזְֽכְּ֔רוּ
The intention of the meteg is unclear (see twitter thread and Adler's discussion).
Regardless of the meteg's intent, it should still syllabify correctly