Masora is a Hebrew term that means tradition. In biblical studies, this term refers to the collection of annotations, vowel points, and other linguistic details of the Hebrew Bible. The masora is used by scholars to understand the pronunciation, meaning, and structure of the text. Synonyms for the word masora include -- but are not limited to -- "wording", "interpretation", "transmission" and "commentary". These words are used in similar contexts to provide a deeper understanding of the biblical text. By using these synonyms, scholars can study the scripture with greater precision and accuracy, providing deeper insights into the rich tradition of Hebrew literature and religious teachings.