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PAZER, ZAKEF GADOL, and TELISHA GEDOLA Phrases
TELISHA GEDOLA: תְּ֠לִישָא-גְדוֹלָ֠ה
ZAKEF GADOL: זָקֵף-גָּדוֹ֕ל
PAZER: פָּזֵ֡ר
TELISHA GEDOLA always appears by itself as a pause within one of the main phrases. It always appears at the beginning of a word. When a different syllable is accented, the TELISHA GEDOLA is repeated to indicate the accented syllable: הָ֠עֶ֠בֶר
The symbol for TELISHA GEDOLA (תְּ֠לִישָא-גְדוֹלָ֠ה) is similar to the symbol for TELISHA KETANA (תְּלִישָא-קְטַנָה֩).
The tail of the TELISHA GEDOLA Trope symbol points to the left while the tail for the TELISHA KETANA points to the right.
Note also that TELISHA GEDOLA is a separators Trope requiring the reader to pause, while TELISHA KETANA is a servant or joiners Trope requiring the reader to chant the word with no pause before the next word.ZAKEF GADOL always appears by itself with no helper/joiner Trope before it
PAZER is supported by one, two, or sometimes three MUNACHs in a row.