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Pš is the standard scholarly abbreviation for the Peshitta, the authoritative Syriac version of the Bible used in several Eastern Christian traditions.

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instanceOf scholarly abbreviation
abbreviationFor the Syriac Peshitta Bible
linked to: Peshitta
abbreviationOf Peshitta
appliesTo Peshitta manuscript tradition
Syriac biblical text
denotes the Peshitta
linked to: Peshitta
domain Christian biblical scholarship
Syriac Christianity
linked to: Syriac Churches
hasCharacter P
š
hasUsageContext academic articles on the Peshitta
critical apparatus of biblical texts
scholarly editions of the Bible
language scholarly usage in biblical studies
notationType critical apparatus abbreviation
siglum
refersTo Peshitta
refersToVersionOf the New Testament
linked to: New Testament

the Old Testament
linked to: Bible
represents the authoritative Syriac version of the Bible
scriptDirection left-to-right
usedBy Syriac Christian traditions
biblical textual critics
editors of critical editions of the Bible
scholars of Eastern Christianity
usedIn Septuagint and versional studies
Syriac studies
biblical studies
patristics
textual criticism
writingSystem Latin script
linked to: Latin alphabet

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Peshitta abbreviation