Masora
noun
Ma·so·ra mə-ˈsȯr-ə 
variants or Masorah
: a body of notes on the textual traditions of the Hebrew Scripture compiled by scribes during the first millennium of the Christian era
Word History
Etymology
Modern Hebrew mĕsōrāh, from Late Hebrew māsōreth tradition, from Hebrew, bond
First Known Use
1659, in the meaning defined above
- hated
- hateful
- hatefully
- bright coral rose
- bright dip
- bright dutch blue
- bright emerald green
- bright fuchsia purple
- bright gold
- bright jade green
- bright kelly green
- bright lavender
- bright leaf
- bright lemon yellow
- bright lime green
- bright maize
- bright marigold
- bright melon yellow
- bright mint green
- bright navy
- bright nile green
- bright olive green
- bright orange
- bright peach
- bright peacock blue