shayloh on extended kotz (r"t) on yud

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Om the yud below of   "mibais"   the magiha was strengthening the kotz R"T and overdid it. The addition was made after the kesivah, which could be a redeeming factor. Other redeeming factors include that both the right regel and kotz are not long (less of a shailo and ches) and also, the kotz does not come down quite as low as the regel.

Thoughts?

Comments

  1. moshe weinerMarch 1, 2016 at 11:52 AM

    אני חושב שאחר קריאת התינוק [שיקראנה יו"ד ולא חי"ת] מותר לתקן להאריך רגל ימין מעט יותר

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  2. Alberto AttiaMarch 1, 2016 at 12:34 PM

    Hi Eli,
    There also appears to be a very light NEGIYAH between the VAV and AYIN of LEMO'ADAH. Please double check.

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  3. yisroel levinMarch 1, 2016 at 10:33 PM

    ביתי"ן שהם עגולים למעלה כמו רי"ש ...דיעבד משמע ודאי דהוא כשר ...ומ"מ נ"ל דזה יש לתקן לעשותן מרובעי' דכיון דא"צ לגרור רק להוסיף מעט דיו ודאי ראוי לתקן

    צ"צ יו"ד סימן רה בסופו

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  4. Beis HastamMarch 1, 2016 at 11:03 PM

    yisroel levin brings up a valid point

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  5. Beis HastamMarch 1, 2016 at 11:04 PM

    yisroel levin brings up a valid point

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  6. Rabbi Eli GutnickMarch 2, 2016 at 8:27 AM

    This parsha is bedieved on many counts. Top heavy nuns, long (wide) left regel of hay, round bais, square vov etc. Also lots of lechatchilla l'eksivah issues such as oketz on middle head of shin, oketz on back bottom of aleph, heads not klapei maalah, etc etc.

    To bring it up to standard = a lot of work.

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  7. yisroel levinMarch 2, 2016 at 10:51 PM

    דכיון דא"צ לגרור, רק להוסיף מעט דיו, ודאי ראוי לתקן

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    1. Rabbi Eli GutnickMarch 5, 2016 at 5:29 AM

      Gut voch.

      Most of the other bedieved or not lechatchillah items can be fixed by adding ink and not scratching. So they are in the same geder

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  8. Yerachmiel AskotzkyMarch 12, 2016 at 4:03 PM

    Due to the thickness of the oketz, I'd deem this a SC.

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