Introductory Syriac Method And Manual
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(2) Men after the adjective denotes the comparative, § tM. 1.
213. cTL^ every.
(1) The point above shows that the suffix is the feminine oi and not the masculine oi*. See 102 and § 6. 6. (2) h.
MANUAL -PART I. jq3 (2) For the construction, see §§ 108. 1. (4), 97. B. Rem. 4.
214. r^? which (he) had made.
(1 ) ? introduces the relative or adjective clause which limits jZo-.-.., § 1 36.
(2) The Perfect here denotes our Pluperfect, § 112. 1. (3).
215. lavX is in apposition with Uj.^, § 94. 1 2...16. £^li-»i-*. trull/, (1) ^1 is the common ending for adverbs, § 89. A. 3.
(2) t--r*' f'harrtr is of the formative kattil, § 72. 2. (4).
217. i^[ hath (lie) said. The Perfect is the Present Perfect, § 112. 1. (2).
218. ^z\Z IJ? that ye shall not eat.
(1) ? introduces the objective substantive sentence, which is here a quotation, § 135. 3. (3).
(2) y with the Imperfect may be either "ye shall not" or "eat not".
§ 114. 1.
219. |.-alk^ to the serpent. The indirect object is introduced by Lomadh, § 124.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
(1).
(2) Men after the adjective denotes the comparative, § tM. 1.
213. cTL^ every.
(1) The point above shows that the suffix is the feminine oi and not the masculine oi*. See 102 and § 6. 6. (2) h.
MANUAL -PART I. jq3 (2) For the construction, see §§ 108. 1. (4), 97. B. Rem. 4.
214. r^? which (he) had made.
(1 ) ? introduces the relative or adjective clause which limits jZo-.-.., § 1 36.
(2) The Perfect here denotes our Pluperfect, § 112. 1. (3).
215. lavX is in apposition with Uj.^, § 94. 1 2...16. £^li-»i-*. trull/, (1) ^1 is the common ending for adverbs, § 89. A. 3.
(2) t--r*' f'harrtr is of the formative kattil, § 72. 2. (4).
217. i^[ hath (lie) said. The Perfect is the Present Perfect, § 112. 1. (2).
218. ^z\Z IJ? that ye shall not eat.
(1) ? introduces the objective substantive sentence, which is here a quotation, § 135. 3. (3).
(2) y with the Imperfect may be either "ye shall not" or "eat not".
§ 114. 1.
219. |.-alk^ to the serpent. The indirect object is introduced by Lomadh, § 124.
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