sopher
- noun
- Specialized
- The sopher meticulously copied the ancient texts.
Examples
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The synagogue hired a sopher to restore their damaged manuscripts.
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A skilled sopher is highly respected in Jewish communities for preserving sacred texts.
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The sopher spent months carefully copying the ancient Torah scroll.
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Many sophers were respected for their knowledge.
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The sopher carefully translated the ancient manuscripts for the community.
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As a respected sopher, he devoted his life to preserving Jewish teachings.
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The congregation consulted the sopher for interpretations of their sacred texts.
Synonyms
A person who writes or records information for other people
A person who writes important documents by hand, especially before printing
A person who writes documents or books by hand
A Jewish person who writes Torah scrolls and sacred texts by hand following strict rules
Surface Forms
Etymology
Sopher comes from the Hebrew word sopher which meant 'scribe' and is related to sefer 'book', so a sopher is someone who writes or carefully copies holy books like the Torah.