Tav with chatotros (ches nun touching)
would the maharsham allowing a negia between ches and zein to be scratched apply here as well.
would the kol sofrim be machmir here as well
How about the Bais of Uleovdo?
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Is there also a negia at the bottom of nun vav? It could just be the scan...
ReplyDeletejust scan
DeleteThere also appears to be a NEGIA between the TET of ULTOTAFOT and the PHEI. Very likely a scanning resolution issue.
ReplyDeleteIt appears that KOL SOFRIM would be MACHMIR in the case posted by Beis Hastam, for it forms a CHUTRA. The difference being that a thin KUTZ we would separate, but remain MACHMIR on TAGIN touching.