The Radak (David Kimhi) and Hebrew philology
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Rabbi David Kimhi (c. 1160–1235), known as the Radak, was a grammarian and exegete active in Narbonne. His grammar manual and dictionary, the Mikhlol and the Sefer ha-Shorashim, were authoritative for centuries. His clear, methodical biblical commentaries combine grammar, plain sense and anti-Christian polemic, influencing the Hebraist humanists of the Renaissance.
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