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This is my problem: In the footnote, the translator provides the Hebrew word in source text and its range of meaning. The upper stem of the character lamed in Hebrew in the line below prints over the lower stem of the characters q, p, g of the line above.
I don't want to increase the space between two lines of footnotes just to fit for some special characters.
I want to select font and size for Hebrew word inside the tag /wh.../wh* I want to adjust the size of Hebrew font as proportion with the size of the main font (Charis SIL), something like the size of Hebrew font is set at 80% of the size of the main font.
How to solve this problem?
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The style \wh can be found by going to the Styles tab and searching for wh in the search box at the top of the window:

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