kere perpetuum
noun
kere per·pe·tu·um
-pə(r)ˈpechəwəm
: a kere which is always substituted for a particular word in the Hebrew Bible and whose consonants are not written in the margin but are supplied by the reader from memory
Word History
Etymology
New Latin, literally, perpetual kere
- to fine effect
- to full height
- to good effect
- to good purpose
- to good/great/fine/outstanding effect
- to great effect
- to gros
- to ground
- to hand
- to heart
- to heel
- to hell and back
- to hell with
- to herself
- to high heaven
- to himself
- to jus
- to kingdom come
- to know someone is to love her
- to know someone is to love him
- to know someone is to love him/her
- to let
- to little effect
- to little/no effect
- to live up to someone's expectations