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• IBN JANĀḤ, JONAH — (Abu al Walid Marwan; first half of 11thcentury), Spanish Hebrew grammarian and Hebrew lexicographer. In his writings Ibn Janāḥ refers to himself in various ways: by his full name (Lumaʿ, 19), by Abu al Walid (ibid., 169, 284), by Marwan… …   Encyclopedia of Judaism