<transcript><audio_52>so this is called nikkud the hebrew way to indicate vowels and it says that it developed in the early middle ages</transcript><transcript><audio_53>during the by the masoretes during the second half of the first millennium so that's so actually the original hebrew itself was</transcript><caption><image_54>The image is a screenshot of a computer screen with a document open on it. The document appears to be a PDF or a Word document, as indicated by the title "Nippad" at the top of the page. The page is divided into two sections. 

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