![]() ![]() Just like Hebrew, the Rashi script consists of 22 letters and five letters of the alphabet take a final form. Needless to say, the writing direction is right to left. Alternatively, you may find the Rashi Script mentioned as ketav Rashi or ktav Rashi, both are Latinised versions of saying “Rashi script” in Hebrew. Named after eleventh-century Jewish scholar, Rabbi Shlomo Yitzchaki, the Rashi script is essentially Hebrew letters in Sephardic cursive form. ![]()
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