A Grammar of the Hebrew Language: With a Brief Chrestomathy, for the Use of BeginnersLeavitt, Lord, 1835 - 298 pages |
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... יְהוָה , A - do - nd אֲדֹנָי general rule , the 1 , when thus used as an appendage to Holem , loses its original consonant power , and quiesces in the Holem ( 22 ) . This is obvious in the examples just given . But there are ...
... יְהוָה , A - do - nd אֲדֹנָי general rule , the 1 , when thus used as an appendage to Holem , loses its original consonant power , and quiesces in the Holem ( 22 ) . This is obvious in the examples just given . But there are ...
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... Jehovah יְהוָה and zekiah ; i . e . strength of Jehovah , from pin strength a lion , and God . $ 78 . Patronymics are usually formed by adding Yod with long Hireq ; as y Heber , 1 Hagar , " a Hagarene ; .an Israelite ...
... Jehovah יְהוָה and zekiah ; i . e . strength of Jehovah , from pin strength a lion , and God . $ 78 . Patronymics are usually formed by adding Yod with long Hireq ; as y Heber , 1 Hagar , " a Hagarene ; .an Israelite ...
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... יְהוָה , So with monosyllables לֵבָב hovah , from T. ( b ) Feminine nouns ending in - change this תּוֹרַת משֶׁה , a law תּוֹרָה termination into ne , as a song of שִׁירַת דּוּדִי , a song שִׁירָה ; an of Moses ! of ...
... יְהוָה , So with monosyllables לֵבָב hovah , from T. ( b ) Feminine nouns ending in - change this תּוֹרַת משֶׁה , a law תּוֹרָה termination into ne , as a song of שִׁירַת דּוּדִי , a song שִׁירָה ; an of Moses ! of ...
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... the Lord is in קוֹל יְהוָה בַּכֹּחַ .holy strength , i . e . is strong , Ps . 29. 4 . ADJECTIVES . Concord . $ 429 . Adjectives usually agree 232 SS 427 , 428. SYNTAX . -NOUNS . § 427, 428 Nouns used as adjectives.
... the Lord is in קוֹל יְהוָה בַּכֹּחַ .holy strength , i . e . is strong , Ps . 29. 4 . ADJECTIVES . Concord . $ 429 . Adjectives usually agree 232 SS 427 , 428. SYNTAX . -NOUNS . § 427, 428 Nouns used as adjectives.
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... יְהוָה bri ; as , That they may know אֲשֶׁר " that it am Jehovah , Ezek . 20. 26 . may be well with thee , Deut . 4. 40. that the ears of every one that heareth shall tingle , 1 Sam . 3. 11 . who אֲשֶׁר מִי אֵל ( b ) To ...
... יְהוָה bri ; as , That they may know אֲשֶׁר " that it am Jehovah , Ezek . 20. 26 . may be well with thee , Deut . 4. 40. that the ears of every one that heareth shall tingle , 1 Sam . 3. 11 . who אֲשֶׁר מִי אֵל ( b ) To ...
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3d pers adjective Anomalies apoc apocopated Ayin class of verbs composite Sheva conjugations consonants Const Future contr Dagesh forte Deut epenthetic Ezek feminine final Tseri final vowel gender Guttural Hebrew Hiph Hiphil Hithpael Holem Hoph Hophal Imperative Infinitive IRREGULAR VERBS Kamets Hateph Kaph Kibbuts Kings long vowel Makkeph Masc Mase Metheg mixed syllable moveable Niph Niphal Note nouns occurs omitted parag paragogic Participle Pattah pause accent peculiar penult Piel Plur plural preceding vowel prefixed preformative prep preposition pret Preter pronouns Prov Pual quiescent quiesces REMARKS second radical Segol Segolate nouns short Hireq Shureq signification simple Sheva simple syllable Sing sometimes suffix thee thou tone Tseri usually vowel-changes word אֱלֹהִים אֲנִי אֲשֶׁר אֶת בֵּין דָּבָר הָאָרֶץ הַשָּׁמַיִם וַיֹּאמֶר וַיְהִי וַיַּרְא זז יְהוָה יוֹם כִּי לֹא שָׁנָה
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Page 229 - ... just God, before whom he was working out his salvation with fear and trembling— fear, lest he should fall; and trembling, lest he should offend.' Thus, Ps. 76. 12, ' Let all that be round about him bring presents unto him that ought to be feared;
Page 260 - Massorets, as the inventors of this system were called, were the first who distinguished the books and sections of books into verses. They marked the number of all the verses of each book and section, and placed the amount at the end of each in numeral letters, or in some symbolical word formed out of them ; and they also marked the middle verse of each book. Further, they noted the verses where something was supposed to be forgotten ; the words which they believed to be changed ; the letters which...
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Page 263 - Parashahs there are 12 in Genesis, 11 in Exodus, 10 in Leviticus, 10 in Numbers, and 11 in Deuteronomy, making 54 in all. It is probable that the Heb. names of the books of the Pentateuch, viz.
Page 42 - Rîi-phé, was placed above it, in order to shew that the point had not been omitted by mistake. With the ancient Syrians this was nothing more than a point made with red ink. The Hebrews probably wrote it in the same way: but, as this point might be mistaken for the vowel...
Page 70 - Is. vii. 14, &c.: the other, for the purpose of impressing upon the mind of the Hearer or Reader, the peculiar property, nature, character, &c. of the noun to which it is prefixed: as, ^SH an animal remarkable for its properties as a lion, 1 Sam.
Page 216 - JVun (§ 43. 2. 6), which is usually assimilated to the first letter of the suffix and expressed in it by a Daghesh forte.
Page 59 - The rime is found in its three-fold form, in the beginning, in the middle, and at the end of words; or, as the Germims call it, Anreim, fnreim, and Entlreim.