Sefer ha-Agron

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Sefer ha-Agron is an early Hebrew lexicographical work, traditionally attributed to Saadia Gaon, that organizes Hebrew words for use in poetry and linguistic study.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Hebrew lexicographical work
Jewish linguistic text
medieval Hebrew dictionary
associatedWith Babylonian Jewry NERFINISHED
Geonic period NERFINISHED
Hebrew piyyut
author Saadia Gaon NERFINISHED
feature facilitates rhyme and meter
organization by word beginnings
organization by word endings
field Hebrew philology
Jewish studies
genre dictionary
lexicon
poetic thesaurus
hasAuthorRole Gaon of Sura NERFINISHED
hasTitle Agron NERFINISHED
Sefer ha-Agron NERFINISHED
historicalSignificance early milestone in Hebrew lexicography
evidence for early medieval Hebrew poetic practice
influenced later Hebrew lexicography
medieval Hebrew poets
language Hebrew
mainSubject Hebrew lexicography
Hebrew linguistics
Hebrew poetry
Hebrew vocabulary
notableFor being one of the earliest Hebrew dictionaries
systematic arrangement of Hebrew vocabulary
purpose aid to Hebrew poets
tool for composing Hebrew poetry
tool for linguistic study
relatedWork Saadia Gaon’s grammatical writings NERFINISHED
religiousTradition Judaism
structure arranged for poetic use
organized lists of Hebrew words
timePeriod early 10th century
traditionalAttribution Saadia Gaon NERFINISHED
usedBy Hebrew poets
students of Hebrew language

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Agron alsoKnownAs Sefer ha-Agron