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Category: Translation - Tombstone
Approval Date: 6/13/2021 1:37 PM
Family Surname: Roth
Country: USA
Town: New York
Date of Image: 9th June 2021

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If anyone can translate the tombstone inscription into English please. The tombstone should be that of Abram Izak Roth,or hebrew name Yitchak Izak Roth.

Many thanks in advance.

cindycaldon

Response

6/13/2021 2:44 PM

In contrast to your other post, the deceased here was a rabbi. There are 3 lines of praise, followed by an abbreviation representing the words "Moreinu haRav", which translates to "our teacher, the rabbi"

YITZCHAK EIZIK ROTH

may the memory of the righteous be a bleesing

son of the [more words of praise]... our teacher the rabbi, Moshe, may the memory of the righteous be a blessing, rabbi of Hamurad [?] in the neighborhood of Satmar ... [more words of praise]

Here, again, the is a 10-line acrostic eulogy, with the name Yitzchak Eizik spelled out by the first letters.

Yitzchak and Eizik and the Hebrew and Yiddish, respecitively, for the name Isaac.

At the bottom: He passed away 14 Tamuz 5733

May his soul be bound up in the bond of life.

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Here, both the deceased and his father were rabbis.

The 14th of Tamuz of the year 5733 began at sunset on July 13th, 1973, and ended at sunset on the 14th.

6/17/2021 8:12 AM

FYI this tombstone is in Israel not in NY/USA - and this person was the father of the late Rabbi Yechezkel Roth of NY that recently passed away

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yechezkel_Roth

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