A tutor for the abbreviations that stop you mid-sefer
Rashei teivos are what stop a reader cold in a sefer. My Rashei Teivos is a tutor in the same style as My Memory: it picks the abbreviation you are most likely to have forgotten, shows why, and saves your progress to your account. Behind it is a master list of about 1,450 entries in eight categories, each with its full Hebrew where known, a level from beginner to advanced, and a card for the front and back.
An abbreviation, opened
ExampleFront and back of a card; the Tanya list is bundled.
A tutor, not just a deck
It picks the abbreviation you are most likely to have forgotten and shows why it chose it. Your progress is saved to your account, so it follows you from device to device.
Eight categories, three levels
Gemara, Mishnah, Tanach & Midrash, Halacha & sefarim, Titles & people, Mussar, Chassidus and General. Pick a category and a level — beginner, intermediate or advanced — and practice just those.
Browse and search the whole list
Every entry shows the abbreviation, its full Hebrew where known, the meaning, a category and tags. An abbreviation that means different things in different places, like ב״ק, has a separate entry for each, and variant spellings are folded into one.
Only checked entries are quizzed
Entries that still wait for a Rav's check, such as those involving Names, can be browsed but are held out of the quiz until they are confirmed.
Your own cards too
Keep making your own cards in the same Leitner spacing as My FlashCards, in a separate shelf from the rest of the flashcards.
Who it's for — Anyone learning Tanya, Chassidus, or a sefer with commentary, and rebbeim whose class keeps stalling on the shorthand. Premium and up — the memory tools start at Premium, alongside the Beis Midrash shelf.
A tutor for the abbreviations that stop you mid-sefer — on a free account, from the first day.