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R. Wolf Meir (HaMeamer) – Intellectual Profile
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| Name | R. Wolf Meir ר' וואלף מאיר |
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| Location | Prague |
| Works | HaMeamer, Biur on Nakh |
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Background
Life
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- Occupation – Hebrew Language teacher1
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- Torah – R. Wolf Meir, in collaboration with R. Moshe Landau, wrote a commentary, called HaMeamer, on Torah. This commentary was printed together with Moses Mendelssohn's Beur.
- Nakh – R. Wolf Meir wrote many of the Beur series of commentaries on Nakh. He wrote the commentaries to Yehoshua, Shofetim, Melakhim, Yeshayahu, Daniel, Ezra, and Nechemyah. On Tehillim, he wrote HaMeamer, which was printed together with the Beur.
- Other Works – R. Wolf Meir published a work called "שפתי ישנים" (Prague, 1828), which was an alphabetized lexicon of Hebrew grammar terms. He also wrote "תולדות ישרון" (Prague, 1840), a history work, and "לשון למודים" (Prague, 1840), a collection of children's parables.
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