Gesenius Hebrew Grammar
Gesenius Hebrew Grammar
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Xx. 4. As rarely is it attached to the third person (Is. V. 19 ; Ez. Xxiii. 20 ; Ps. Xx. 4). The second person, however, receives it in the Imperative. See No. 5. Il— denotes, as accusative ending to a noun, motion or ten- dency towards a place (§ 90, 2) ; and after the same analog}^, the Cohortative with this ending expresses effort and the direction of the unll to an action. Accordingly it is used especially to express excitement of one^s self, determination, wish (as Opta- tive), &c. (see § ...128). 4. The Jussive occurs only in the second and third persons. Its form is often orthographically the same as that of the Indica- tive ; e. G. "513)5^ as Indie, he will kill, as Jussive let him kill. It is sometimes, however, plainly distinguished by the orthogra- phic shortening of the form, as will be shown in every instance in the appropriate place. In the regular verb, it is externally distinguished from the Indicative only in Hiphil ; Indie, ^''p)?!], Jussive ^Up!'. It is found in Kal and Hiphil of verbs iy, as rib|^ and rra^ for ty^iy^ and iT''a^ ; and in all the conjugations of verbs n5, where it consists in the removal [apocope) of the ending H— : e, g.
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Xx. 4. As rarely is it attached to the third person (Is. V. 19 ; Ez. Xxiii. 20 ; Ps. Xx. 4). The second person, however, receives it in the Imperative. See No. 5. Il— denotes, as accusative ending to a noun, motion or ten- dency towards a place (§ 90, 2) ; and after the same analog}^, the Cohortative with this ending expresses effort and the direction of the unll to an action. Accordingly it is used especially to express excitement of one^s self, determination, wish (as Opta- tive), &c. (see § ...128). 4. The Jussive occurs only in the second and third persons. Its form is often orthographically the same as that of the Indica- tive ; e. G. "513)5^ as Indie, he will kill, as Jussive let him kill. It is sometimes, however, plainly distinguished by the orthogra- phic shortening of the form, as will be shown in every instance in the appropriate place. In the regular verb, it is externally distinguished from the Indicative only in Hiphil ; Indie, ^''p)?!], Jussive ^Up!'. It is found in Kal and Hiphil of verbs iy, as rib|^ and rra^ for ty^iy^ and iT''a^ ; and in all the conjugations of verbs n5, where it consists in the removal [apocope) of the ending H— : e, g.
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