Gesenius's Hebrew Grammar: As Specially Prepared and Improved by E.Rödiger... Tr. by B. Davies with Reading Book and Exercises by the Translator. From the Twentieth German EditionAsher & Company, 1869 - 414页 |
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absol accent according accusative adjective adverbs afformatives analogy Arabic Aramæan Chaldee comp conjugations connection consonant constr Daghe'sh derived Deut diphthong dual e. g. Gen ending expressed Ezek feminine final syllable fortè frequently gender genitive Greek guttural Hebrew Hebrew language hence Hiph Hithp Hoph Imperfect Impf inflection intransitive verbs Judges Jussive Kings language lengthened letter masc Niph noun Nûn occurs Pa'thach Parad Paradigm Participle passive pause penultima Perf Piel plur plural prefixed prepositions pronoun prop Prov Qăl quadriliterals radical rare regular verb Seghôl seldom Semitic Shewa short vowel shortened signification sing sound stands stem stem-letter strong verb substantive suff suffixes Syriac takes thee thou tone triliteral verbal verbs middle viii vocal Shewâ word xvii xviii xxii xxiii xxiv xxxi xxxii Yodh
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