Torah reading

Prepare every Torah reading with teʿamim, parsing, and pronunciation help.

Etnachta brings together the reading directory and the interactive tikkun so you can move from finding a reading to practicing it with pointed and unpointed text, parsing by teʿamim, teʿamim info, transliteration, pronunciation guides for sheva naʿ and naḥ and qamatz qatan and gadol, and audio.

What you'll find

Tools for finding, parsing, and practicing every reading.

Etnachta is built to help you find the right reading quickly and study it with clear cues for structure, pronunciation, and chant.

Find any reading

Browse weekly parashot, holidays, and special readings, then jump straight to an aliyah, maftir, or the full reading.

Parse by teʿamim

Phrase highlighting shows how the teʿamim divide each verse, so you can see the structure of the reading at a glance.

Check teʿamim info

Turn on teʿamim tips to identify the accents on each word and get guidance on how they function in the verse.

Practice pronunciation

Use transliteration, recordings, and markings for sheva naʿ/naḥ and qamatz qatan/gadol, with Sefardi or Ashkenazi qamatz options.

Attribution

Hebrew text is based on SHEBANQ / ETCBC BHSA. The scribal display uses the open-source Shlomo fonts via the Open Siddur Project. Torah-reading audio is sourced from PocketTorah on Sefaria and related files. This tool was created by Idan Dorshav Dershowitz.