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notarikon Jewish Lit.|nəʊˈtærɪkən|
Also notaricon.
[late Gr. νοταρικόν, f. L. notārius shorthand-writer, notary n.]
In cabalistic phraseology, the art of making a new word from letters taken from the beginning, middle, or end of the words in a sentence.
1880[see onomancy]. 1911‘Sepharial’ Kabala of Numbers I. iii. 31 Notaricon.—Selection was made of certain letters according to the rules of the art, these letters being taken from the beginning, middle, or end of the words in a sentence, so as to produce a single word from their combination. 1941G. G. Scholem Major Trends Jewish Mysticism iii. 90 Techniques..popularly supposed to represent the heart and core of Kabbalism, such as Gematria.., Notarikon, or interpretation of the letters of a word as abbreviations of whole sentences. 1951John o' London's Weekly LX. 716/2 Hempe..is a Tudor notarikon... Hempe is formed of the initial letters of the Tudor sovereigns Henry, Edward, Mary, Philip and Elizabeth. |