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> On Tue, Jul 25, 2000 at 11:58:39PM -0400, Michael L Chalfant wrote:
> > > There are no 'z' characters in the Hebrew version, but there are more
> > > than two zayin's. I forget the point value though.
> >
> > a zayin has a value of 7, independent of scrabble.
>
> I doubt that Hebrew Scrabble values take the numeric values of the hebrew
> alphabet. If that were the case, any word with two Taf's would have at
> least 800 points, and there are way too many conjugated verbs that have
> two taf's out there to make this fair.
800? A Taf should equal 32 alphabetically, right? Are there "final"
letters in Hebrew scrabble?
-Rachel
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Rachel J. King
B.S.E., Computer Science & Engineering '99
Society of Women Engineers * Hexagon Senior Society
http://www.seas.upenn.edu/~rjking
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