I list קבּלה as an interest.
Which I believe as of this posting I'm the only one.
BTW: For those that don't have hebrew characters in their OS I used the word in Hebrew. (I think my spelling is correct :)
And for those really curious:
| Spelling |  |  |
|---|---|---|
| cabala | 15(13) | 103(77) |
| cabalah | 5(1) | 23(21) |
| caballa | 14(12) | |
| caballah | 1(0) | 9(4) |
| cabbala | 4(3) | 17(10) |
| cabbalah | 2(1) | 8(6) |
| cabballa | ||
| cabballah | ||
| kabala | 16(7) | 71(53) |
| kabalah | 13(7) | 132(113) |
| kaballa | 1(0) | 22(20) |
| kaballah | 19(11) | 210(158) |
| kabbala | 19(9) | 105(68) |
| kabbalah | 224(122) | 423(437) |
| kabballa | 4(2) | |
| kabballah | 4(0) | 32(29) |
| kielbasa | 5(6) | 81(66) |
| qabala | 29(19) | 172(134) |
| qabalah | 54(30) | 417(400) |
| qaballa | 1 | 12(11) |
| qaballah | 4 | 37(28) |
| qabbala | 3(2) | 23(19) |
| qabbalah | 20(13) | 116(90) |
| qabballa | ||
| qabballah | ||
| קבּלה | 3 |
Overall, listing one of these spellings as an interest:
there's been an increase of 149 groups (50.85%)
There's been an increase of 302 users (17.57%)
NEW: And as for the trends:
How have groups and users changed their interest spelling over the last 2-3 years?
| groups | kabbalah | 102 | users | kaballah | 52 | |
| qabalah | 24 | qabala | 38 | |||
| qabala | 10 | kabbala | 37 | |||
| kabbala | 10 | qaballah | 28 | |||
| kabala | 9 | qabbalah | 26 | |||
| … | … | |||||
| kielbasa | -1 | kabbalah | -14 | |||
| qaballa | -11 | |||||
| qaballah | -33 | |||||
| groups % | cabalah | 400.00% | users % | caballah | 125.00% | |
| kabala | 128.57% | kabballa | 100.00% | |||
| kabbala | 111.11% | cabbala | 70.00% | |||
| cabbalah | 100.00% | kabbala | 54.41% | |||
| kabalah | 85.71% | kabala | 33.96% | |||
| … | … | |||||
| kielbasa | -16.67% | kabbalah | -3.20% | |||
| qaballah | -89.19% | |||||
| qaballa | -91.67% |
update: 020070214
Added links to interests.
Updated counts from 020041008
Added My spelling
Showed new trend data from 3 years.
Not sure what OS you are on...
Re: Not sure what OS you are on...
and tonight, I even know how to work a computer !!
The final heh
I couldn't find any spellings of the work online. but went with QBL since at core hebrew is a 'tri-consonental' language.
Of course, I'm far from a scholar, and I am not currently co-located with a dictionary. So I could easily be wrong.
trying again
To heh or not to heh
Re: To heh or not to heh
Anyone reading the letters that you wrote would pronounce it kabal, not knowing that the last syllable is there. Functionally, the final H allows readers to know that there's more to the word.
I don't know how the word was written by the first speakers of it. But since it's pronunced with three syllables,and the only records we do have spell it that way, it makes sense to do so as well.
--An interested reader
I say, "C"-balah
You say "Q"-balah
I say "QOTH BETH LAMED HOD"
K-balah, C-balah
Q-balah, QOTH BETH LABEN HOD
Let's call the whole thing off!
I really wish