![]() In the above text, the blue marks are nikud. In Hebrew, unlike in English, vowels are written as a series of marks, generally below the other letters. Although using Hebrew on one’s computer is fairly simple, one thing that is not so simple is adding Hebrew nikud (vowels) to your text. ![]() ![]() ![]() I’ve written a couple of articles in the past about using Hebrew on your computer, specifically Finding Hebrew Fonts and the more niche Trick to use Hebrew and Yiddish in Adobe InDesign.
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