Robert Talbott <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> i have a book here, tseakah ha-asurah by one lily
> sayegh [the romanized form of her name].
>
> what is the likely romanization of her name per the
> hebrew spelling? it is spelt samekh-alef-yud-gimel,
> and is nikud free.
Maybe I'm missing something,
i would go with Sayeg.
--On Wednesday, March 09, 2005 3:30 PM -0800 Robert Talbott
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
folks:
i have a book here, tseakah ha-asurah by one lily sayegh [the romanized
form of her name]. this is her first book, so she is not the same person
as lily sayegh 1909-. my question
folks:
i have a book here, tseakah ha-asurah by one lily sayegh [the romanized
form of her name]. this is her first book, so she is not the same person
as lily sayegh 1909-. my question: what is the likely romanization of her
name per the hebrew spelling? it is spelt samekh-alef-yud-gimel, an
