- Jun 2017
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A
I deleted the first sentence, which just repeated the glossary.
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- Mar 2017
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Interrogative adverbs
Let's also add these here:
The major temporal adverb is מָתַי ‘when?’, often in the combinations לְמָתַי ‘when?’ and עַד־מָתַי ‘how long?’
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GEN 16:2
I think it would be helpful to have 1-2 more examples, especially of perfect or participle to show other possible Qals.
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Here
For each of these forms, let's turn them into sentences to make translation easier.
--> Piel verbs have a middle consonant that is doubled...
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nun
Could this be confused with catholic woman? How can we show that this is a Hebrew letter and not an English word?
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qamets or patah)
Throughout this section let's add the Hebrew letters in Hebrew font
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Take note, it is advised to always check both the dictionary entry for the particular stem and the context to get the exact nuance. Especially for the Hiphil, Hophal, and Hithpael stems, which are often not easy to guess from the meaning of the Qal
--> The meaning of a verb in one stem cannot always be guessed from its Qal meaning
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Function
Let’s put the uncommon stems by the function of their primary stems
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both a stem and a form. These two work together like two "layers", and each layer has different information about the verb.
--> have both a function and a form.
OR
--> all verbs have a stem with its own unique form
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