Ibn Janāḥ — or Rabbi Jonah born с 990, Córdoba died с 1050, Zaragoza, Spain Spanish scholar famed as a Hebrew grammarian and lexicographer. A practicing physician and a devout Jew, he founded the study of Hebrew syntax, establishing the rules of biblical… … Universalium
IBN JANĀḤ, JONAH — (Abu al Walid Marwan; first half of 11thcentury), Spanish Hebrew grammarian and Hebrew lexicographer. In his writings Ibn Janāḥ refers to himself in various ways: by his full name (Lumaʿ, 19), by Abu al Walid (ibid., 169, 284), by Marwan… … Encyclopedia of Judaism
Ibn Janah, Jonah — (fl. 11th cent) Spanish Hebrew grammarian and lexicographer. Born in C6rdoba, he settled in Zaragoza where he was a physician. He wrote studies of biblical exegesis and Hebrew philology. His Sepher ha Dikduk includes a list of roots of Hebrew… … Dictionary of Jewish Biography
Abu al-Walid ibn Janaḥ — Yona ibn Jannah Ne doit pas être confondu avec Yona Gerondi … Wikipédia en Français
Jonah ibn Janah — Rabbi Jonah ibn Janah (Hebrew: יונה אבן ג נאח, Arabic: أبو الوليد مروان بن جناح Abu l walīd Marwān ibn Janāh, Latin: Marinus) (ca. 990 in Córdoba ca. 1050 in Saragossa), was a prominent Hebrew grammarian and lexicographer of the Middle Ages. He… … Wikipedia
Abu Al-walid Marwan ibn Janah — Jonah Ibn Genach (יונה אבן ג נאח), Rabbi Jonah o Abu Al walid Marwan ibn Janah (Córdoba (España), hacia 990 † hacia 1050), fue el más importante gramático y lexicógrafo hebreo de la Edad Media. Nacido en Córdoba, España, en algún momento anterior … Wikipedia Español
Abu Al-walid Marwan ibn Janah — Rabbi Jonah (יונה אבן ג נאח) o Abu Al walid Marwan ibn Janah (Córdoba (España), hacia 990 hacia 1050), fue el más importante gramático y lexicógrafo hebreo de le Edad Media. Nacido en Córdoba, España, en algún momento anterior al segundo milenio … Enciclopedia Universal
IBN EZRA, ABRAHAM BEN MEIR — (1089–1164), one of the most important Jewish Bible exegetes; also a poet, composer of piyyutim , grammarian, translator, philosopher, astronomer, and astrologer. Exceptionally erudite, he was among the last creative geniuses of the Spanish… … Encyclopedia of Judaism
IBN MAR SAUL, ISAAC BEN LEVI — (early 11th century), poet and grammarian of the second generation that preceded the golden age. Born in Lucena (and hence known as Alyussani), Isaac was respected by other grammarians even though they occasionally disagreed with his opinions.… … Encyclopedia of Judaism
IBN BARUN, ABU IBRAHIM ISAAC BEN JOSEPH IBN BENVENISTE — (c. 1100), Hebrew grammarian and lexicographer. He lived in Saragossa and Málaga and associated with moses ibn ezra and judah halevi , who dedicated poems to him; the former called him nasi and gevir prince. Ibn Barun wrote poems in Hebrew and in … Encyclopedia of Judaism
