Hebrew at Dartmouth/Taste of Hebrew


	January
	Aizehu chachám? Ha-loméd mi-kol adám (Ashkenazi: 'Aizehu chóchom? Ha-lóhmed mi-kol ódom) 'The wise learn from everyone.'
	Literally 'Who is wise? Someone who learns from everyone.' This Talmudic maxim is a reminder that the wise and learned, though in many ways the Jewish elite, cannot live apart from the community. Wisdom is with the people.
	By kind permission of Oxford University Press, publishers of The Joys of Hebrew by Lewis Glinert. [January] [February] [March] [April] [May] [June] [July] [August] [September] [October] [November] [December]

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