Torah puzzle | Text formats | Data |
Each format may be combined with various Hebrew code tables, but only the Michigan-Clairmont transliteration is used below.
Brendan McKay uses the following format:
1 1 1 BR)$YT BR) )LHYM )T H$MYM W)T H)RC
1 1 2 WH)RC HYTH THW WBHW WX$K (L PNY THWM WRWX )LHYM MRXPT (L PNY HMYM
. . .
1 91 73 WTLD HBKYRH BN WTQR) $MW MW)B HW) )BY MW)B (D HYWM
1 91 83 WHC(YRH GM HW) YLDH BN WTQR) $MW BN (MY HW) )BY BNY (MWN (D HYWM
. . .
1 05 52 WY$B( YWSP )T BNY Y$R)L L)MR PQD YPQD )LHYM )TKM WH(LTM )T (CMTY MZH
1 05 62 WYMT YWSP BN M)H W($R $NYM WYXN+W )TW WYY$M B)RWN BMCRYM
The Hebrew text is written from the left to the right. Three-level
enumeration is provided, but two-digit numbers are reversed, thus 83
means 38, and 05 means 50.
Yoav Rosenberg uses a single giant line with no numbers, no spaces, no line feeds, only (transliterated) Hebrew letters:
BR)$YTBR))LHYM)TH$MYMW)TH)RCWH)RC...HW($R$NYMWYXN+W)TWWYY$MB)RWNBMCRYM
I use the following "book format":
[ CR)H T)W MYM$H T) MYHL) )RB TY$)RB 1 1]
[ MYMH YNP L( TPXRM MYHL) XWRW MWHT YNP L( K$XW WHBW WHT HTYH CR)HW 2 1]
. . .
[ MWYH D( B)WM YB) )WH B)WM WM$ )RQTW NB HRYKBH DLTW 37 19]
[ MWYH D( NWM( YNB YB) )WH YM( NB WM$ )RQTW NB HDLY )WH MG HRY(CHW 38 19]
. . .
[ HZM YTMC( T) MTL(HW MKT) MYHL) DQPY DQP RM)L L)R$Y YNB T) PSWY (B$YW 25 50]
[ MYRCMB NWR)B M$YYW WT) W+NXYW MYN$ R$(W H)M NB PSWY TMYW 26 50]
Hebrew text is written from the right to the left. Spaces and
numbers are optional: my programs ignore them. Each line must be
enclosed into square brackets. Anything outside the square
brackets is ignored by my programs.
I use also the following "table of letters" format:
[ L(K$XWWHBW WHTHTYHCR) HWCR)HT)WM YM$HT)MYHL ))RBTY$)RB <-- 1 ]
[ YHYWRW)YHY MYHL)RM)YW MYMHYNPL(T PXRMMYHL)X WRWMWHTYNP <-- 51 ]
. . .
[ YWWT)W+NXY WMYN$R$(WH )MNBPSWYTM YWHZMYTMC( T)MTL(HWMK <-- 78001 ]
[ MYRC MBNWR)BM$Y <-- 78051 ]
Hebrew text is written from the right to the left, its natural
spaces are omitted, instead it is divided into 10-letter groups,
5 groups on each line. Letter numbers (throughout the book) are
added for convenience, they are ignored by my programs.
Some text reformatting programs are available on my site.
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