kethibkethibhn.
/kəˈθiːv/ Hebrew Old Testament.
The name given to the traditional reading in the text of the Hebrew Old Testament: see Keri n.
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1644 Milton Areopagitica 13 Ask a Talmudest what ails the modesty of his marginall Keri, that Moses and all the Prophets cannot persuade him to pronounce the textuall Chetiv.
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n.1644- arch-prelate
- arch-pretender
- arch-primate
- arch-prince
- arch-prophet
- arch-protestant
- arch-publican
- arch-puritan
- arch-rationalist
- arch-rebel
- arch-rebellious
- arch-regent
- arch-representative
- arch-rival
- arch-robber
- arch-rogue
- arch-roof
- arch-ruler
- arch-sacrificator
- arch-sacrificer
- arch-saint
- arch-satrap
- arch-scandalmonger
- arch-sceptic
- arch-scoundrel