DOBROMYL JEWISH HEADSTONE DATABASE
Stone ID:
N08B
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Grounded/Loose:
grounded
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Color: grey Dimensions W H D, cm:
Inscription Style:
incised letter
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Name Original:
משה
Name English:
Moshe
Surname Original:
טרייבער
Surname English:
Traiber
Father Original:
חיים צבי
Father English:
Chaim Tzvi
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Gender:
male
Death Date Hebrew:
01-Nisan-5698
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Primary Symbol:
crown
Epitaph Original:
פ נ
איש תם וישר הלך
בדרך הישר מדרש
ומשניות לא מש מפיהו
מו'ה משה בן [מו'ה]
חיים צבי ז'ל נפטר
ר'ח ניסן ש' תרח'ץ
ת נ צ ב ה
משה טרייבער
Epitaph English:
here buried
a man flawless and reputable, he walked
the honest path, Midrash
and Mishnayot never left his lips
[h] Moshe son of [h]
Chaim Tzvi, of blessed memory, died
Rosh Chodesh Nisan (in the) year 5698
may his soul be bound in the bond of (eternal) life
Moshe Traiber
a man flawless and reputable, he walked
the honest path, Midrash
and Mishnayot never left his lips
[h] Moshe son of [h]
Chaim Tzvi, of blessed memory, died
Rosh Chodesh Nisan (in the) year 5698
may his soul be bound in the bond of (eternal) life
Moshe Traiber
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Stone Condition:
broken but very good; traces of blue paint remain
Conservation:
Recovered from a walkway behind the house at vul. Adama Mitskevycha 8 in downtown Dobromyl in March 2016, then installed in a newly-constructed Wall of Memory at the Dobromyl Jewish cemetery in May and June 2016; see the web page About Dobromyl for more information.
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Recovery Date:
2016-03-12
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Other Notes:
[N3-4] Literally devoted to Jewish study that 'never left his mouth [lips]' – specifically the Midrash [a body of exegetical tests based primarily on the Jewish Bible] and the Mishnayot [sections which form the Mishna corpus, the first major work of rabbinic literature from which all subsequent works stem].
[N7] Rosh Chodesh [New Month, celebrating the 'new moon'], here 1st Nisan.
[N7] The year 5698 appears as תרח'ץ [600+8+90] rather than the usual hundreds/tens/units format תרצ'ח [600+90+8], because the latter spells the Hebrew word for 'murder' or 'kill'. תרצ'ח was therefore often avoided on gravestones that year, throughout the Jewish world, for fear of 'the evil eye' עין הרע.
[N9] Traiber is the quite-likely, correct surname transliteration.
See About Dobromyl for an index to headstone locations in the Wall of Memory.
Stone is recorded as Grounded because it is fixed in the Wall of Memory.
[N7] Rosh Chodesh [New Month, celebrating the 'new moon'], here 1st Nisan.
[N7] The year 5698 appears as תרח'ץ [600+8+90] rather than the usual hundreds/tens/units format תרצ'ח [600+90+8], because the latter spells the Hebrew word for 'murder' or 'kill'. תרצ'ח was therefore often avoided on gravestones that year, throughout the Jewish world, for fear of 'the evil eye' עין הרע.
[N9] Traiber is the quite-likely, correct surname transliteration.
See About Dobromyl for an index to headstone locations in the Wall of Memory.
Stone is recorded as Grounded because it is fixed in the Wall of Memory.
Last Revision:
2024-04-28
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