Talk:Honorifics in Judaism

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[edit] not concerning dead people

Is there an article about Honorifics in Judaism, not concerning dead people? Like "Shlit'a" (She-ichye le-yamim tovim arukim) and "Admo'r" (Adonenu Morenu ve-Rabenu) for a very important rabbi, or "Sh'y" (she-ichye) for everyone. I would expand this article, if I just knew how...

Thanks!

200.214.44.133 18:57, 18 May 2007 (UTC)Phil Plattek

• I've moved the old page to a title that demonstrates its focus on the dead and recreated this page. Please expand! — Reinyday, 14:23, 19 May 2007 (UTC)