Masoretic.
(Of masorah).
1. m. Each of the Hebrew grammarians that picking up the secular pre-Christian traditions dealt assiduously, during the 6th century x in set with members who added the true reading of the Bible, to divide and study books, parts, sections, verses, words, letters and motions of the Hebrew sacred text, fixing the grammar of each classified raw charactersnumber, position and their commonalities and differences.
