Radak

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Radak, also known as Rabbi David Kimhi, was a prominent medieval Jewish biblical commentator, grammarian, and lexicographer whose works are central to traditional Jewish Bible study.

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Radak canonical 4

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Hebrew Bible commentator
Jewish exegete
Jewish grammarian
Jewish lexicographer
Masoretic scholar
medieval Jewish biblical commentator
medieval Jewish scholar
rabbi
activeInCentury 12th century
13th century
approach peshat (plain-sense) interpretation
rationalist exegesis
dateOfBirth circa 1160
dateOfDeath circa 1235
ethnicGroup Jews
surface form: Jewish people
familyRelation brother of Rabbi Moses Kimhi
son of Rabbi Joseph Kimhi
fieldOfWork Hebrew linguistics
Hebrew philology
biblical exegesis
hasAcronym Radak self-link
Radaq
hasFamilyName Kimhi
Qimhi
hasGivenName David
hasHebrewName ר׳ דוד קמחי
hasName Rabbi David Kimhi
surface form: David Kimhi

Rabbi David Kimhi
Radaq
importanceIn traditional Jewish Bible study
yeshiva curriculum
influenced Hebrew grammatical tradition
later Jewish biblical commentators
traditional Jewish Bible study
influencedBy Ibn Ezra
surface form: Abraham ibn Ezra

Rabbi Jonah ibn Janah
Rabbi Joseph Kimhi
Rabbi Joseph Kimhi
surface form: Rabbi Moses Kimhi

Rashi
knownFor Hebrew grammar
Hebrew lexicography
biblical commentary
commentary on the Prophets
commentary on the Writings
defense of Judaism in polemical context
rational peshat exegesis
language Hebrew
notableWork Commentary on Chronicles
Commentary on Psalms
Commentary on the Former Prophets
Commentary on the Latter Prophets
Mikhlol
Sefer HaShorashim
placeOfBirth France
Narbonne
Provence
placeOfDeath France
Narbonne
Provence
regionOfActivity Provence
Southern France
surface form: southern France
religion Judaism
tradition Provençal Jewry
usedBy Jewish scholars
biblical commentators
students of Hebrew grammar

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