ROHATYN JEWISH HEADSTONE DATABASE
Stone ID:
RX0041
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Inscription Style:
raised letter
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Name Original:
אברהם
Name English:
Avraham
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Father Original:
אשר
Father English:
Asher
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male
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--
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bird(s)
Epitaph Original:
לפרט
וימת אברהם
בשיבה טובה
נפט' התורני
מו'ה אברהם
במה. אשר
… …
וימת אברהם
בשיבה טובה
נפט' התורני
מו'ה אברהם
במה. אשר
… …
Epitaph English:
according to the small calendar(?)
Avraham died
in happy old age
the late theologian, an expert on sacred texts
our teacher, Avraham
son of our teacher ... Asher...
... ... ...
Avraham died
in happy old age
the late theologian, an expert on sacred texts
our teacher, Avraham
son of our teacher ... Asher...
... ... ...
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Other Notes:
The line "And Avraham died in good old age" is from Genesis 25:8. The term "Torah-observant" is an honorific. The year of death is undecipherable from the photo.
The headstone image seen here is an excerpt from six interwar photographs of Rohatyn’s old Jewish cemetery, as seen in a collection preserved at the Andrey Sheptytsky National Museum in Lviv, used here by the courtesy of Dr. Sergey Kravtsov and with permission of the Museum. All of the stones in these photographs were stolen from the old cemetery for use in road construction during the German occupation of Rohatyn in WWII; to date none have been recovered, and all remain missing.
The headstone image seen here is an excerpt from six interwar photographs of Rohatyn’s old Jewish cemetery, as seen in a collection preserved at the Andrey Sheptytsky National Museum in Lviv, used here by the courtesy of Dr. Sergey Kravtsov and with permission of the Museum. All of the stones in these photographs were stolen from the old cemetery for use in road construction during the German occupation of Rohatyn in WWII; to date none have been recovered, and all remain missing.
Last Revision:
2026-03-09
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