notarikon
/nɒˈtɑːrɪkɒn/Definitions
1. noun
A form of Jewish exegesis in which a phrase or sentence is derived from the initial letters of other words in a phrase or sentence.
“The rabbi used a notarikon to interpret the verse in the Torah.”
1. noun
A form of Jewish exegesis in which a phrase or sentence is derived from the initial letters of other words in a phrase or sentence.
“The rabbi used a notarikon to interpret the verse in the Torah.”