kethibh
/kɛˈθɪv/ or /kɛˈθivh/Definitions
1. noun
A feature of the Hebrew Bible manuscripts where the text is written in a smaller script at the bottom of the page, often containing notes or explanations.
“The kethibh provided an important note about the meaning of the passage.”
2. verb
To write or copy the kethibh, often referring to the process of adding notes or explanations to the text.
“The scribe kethibhed the manuscript with careful notes on the margins.”