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I've been given answers in the past that a chof and long vov is ok as a mem provided the connection is up on the top and not low down. But it's probably not a bad idea to ask a shailo anyway since no doubt each case is unique
I've been given answers in the past that a chof and long vov is ok as a mem provided the connection is up on the top and not low down. But it's probably not a bad idea to ask a shailo anyway since no doubt each case is unique
shaylas tinok
ReplyDeleteI've been given tshuvos in the past that such a tziyor is fixable so long as the churtem is above the moshav of the chof
ReplyDeleteI've been given tshuvos in the past that such a tziyor is fixable so long as the churtem is above the moshav of the chof
ReplyDeleteR. Eli where did u write about it? Can u send a link?
DeleteI've been given answers in the past that a chof and long vov is ok as a mem provided the connection is up on the top and not low down. But it's probably not a bad idea to ask a shailo anyway since no doubt each case is unique
DeleteI've been given answers in the past that a chof and long vov is ok as a mem provided the connection is up on the top and not low down. But it's probably not a bad idea to ask a shailo anyway since no doubt each case is unique
DeleteI vote Pasul: It's an interesting design but it's not a Mem. More like a kind of Tzadi Sofit.
ReplyDeleteShailos chacham. I wouldn't fix or ask a tinok without first asking a shaila.
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