Joseph Hirschfeld
Joseph Hirschfeld (died in Berlin in 1848 ) was a teacher and publicist of Hebrew scriptures.
Live and act
Joseph Hirschfeld had been a teacher in Schwerin an der Warthe (today Skwierzyna) in West Prussia since 1824 at the latest . The city had one of the largest Jewish communities in the Polish areas of Prussia. One student was probably the later scholar Manuel Joël .
Joseph Hirschfeld published dictionaries and other writings in Hebrew , Yiddish and German (selection):
- Lekitas Joseph: contains Hebrew identical words of various meanings , Lissa, 1824
- Schemoth hanirdaphim: New synonymous concise dictionary for the conveyance of the Hebrew language (...), with German translation and an indication of where they can be found in the Holy Scriptures , Frankfurt ad O., 1828
- Homage to the deity in 7 chants for the promotion of pious elevations of the mind (...) , Berlin, 1831
- Yedaʿyah ha-Penini: Sefer ?? beḥinot ʿolam: lefi mivḥan ha-boḥanim beḥunot ke-zahav ṿe-tserufot ke-khesef, bo yivḥanu (...) = reflections on the world and its inhabitants of the Jedaia Penini Badreschi , or Der polirte Spiegel , Berlin, 1838, as editor
Web links
Individual evidence
- ^ Jewish community in Schwerin ad Warthe transodra
See also
| personal data | |
|---|---|
| SURNAME | Hirschfeld, Joseph |
| ALTERNATIVE NAMES | Hirschfeld, Josef; Hirshfeld, Yosef (English transliteration) |
| BRIEF DESCRIPTION | Teacher and publicist |
| DATE OF BIRTH | 18th century or 19th century |
| DATE OF DEATH | 1848 |
| Place of death | Berlin |