A Grammar of the Hebrew Language
A Grammar of the Hebrew Language
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ical 2 tu^d insertiDg Dagesh, or prolonging the vowel, is identi- cal in form with Piel and can only be distinguished in many cases by the sense which the context requires ; as Niph. and Pi. Dp3 Niph. and Pi. Kiarp. One instance occurs with final Holem, '71S3) Gten. 17. 26. Part, d'^1133 G^en. 34.«i22. Also once Part, 9|r;^a with sufT. 4|, Dent. 30. 4, d by Googk 168 SS 873— 275. vbrbs Q jxvw.
{279. Imfih. (Jtnri)' In the Inf. lbs. we bave the fbDowing fonns ; t^in, Jud. 20.^99. nian Pa. 88. 8.... pnin» J«- 32. 4.
^274. HiPHii..
Pmer.
Plnr. Sing.
r«m. Coau Mbm. Fbb. Cob. M«ii^ /n/tntftve.
rtit^in itJ^^/n ♦E^^ln e^'aris ^*h B^»3K 1 JVtf. Apoc. B>"5» m^in iB'^ln ♦t?>lrT mr\ 2 niB^»^o tre^'^o ^yj^j B^»iio...
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}275. Pbetbb Ci^^jn)- The Nun is sometimes retained, particularly where the second radical is a Guttural, as ^rt^n^n Jet. 8. 18. ' "" dbyGoogk SS 276— 278. VEBBS fi NUN. 169 {276. Ihvih. (c^^^n)* Here also we find the j occasionally retained, as yn^nS» *7fijS ft'flJn) The fbrm S^acni for b^atni Jer.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
ical 2 tu^d insertiDg Dagesh, or prolonging the vowel, is identi- cal in form with Piel and can only be distinguished in many cases by the sense which the context requires ; as Niph. and Pi. Dp3 Niph. and Pi. Kiarp. One instance occurs with final Holem, '71S3) Gten. 17. 26. Part, d'^1133 G^en. 34.«i22. Also once Part, 9|r;^a with sufT. 4|, Dent. 30. 4, d by Googk 168 SS 873— 275. vbrbs Q jxvw.
{279. Imfih. (Jtnri)' In the Inf. lbs. we bave the fbDowing fonns ; t^in, Jud. 20.^99. nian Pa. 88. 8.... pnin» J«- 32. 4.
^274. HiPHii..
Pmer.
Plnr. Sing.
r«m. Coau Mbm. Fbb. Cob. M«ii^ /n/tntftve.
rtit^in itJ^^/n ♦E^^ln e^'aris ^*h B^»3K 1 JVtf. Apoc. B>"5» m^in iB'^ln ♦t?>lrT mr\ 2 niB^»^o tre^'^o ^yj^j B^»iio...
RiMARKS.
}275. Pbetbb Ci^^jn)- The Nun is sometimes retained, particularly where the second radical is a Guttural, as ^rt^n^n Jet. 8. 18. ' "" dbyGoogk SS 276— 278. VEBBS fi NUN. 169 {276. Ihvih. (c^^^n)* Here also we find the j occasionally retained, as yn^nS» *7fijS ft'flJn) The fbrm S^acni for b^atni Jer.
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