A Hebrew Grammar, containing a copious and systematic development of the etymology and punctuation of that language |
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Common terms and phrases
accent adverbs affix apocopated Chron clause compound Sheva consonant const construct Dagesh forte declension Deut Eccl Esth euphonic Exod Ezek feminine future Geresh gutt guttural Hebrew Hiphhil Hithpahel Hophhal Imperative Infinitive init interpunction Kadma Kamets Khatuph Kings last radical lengthened letter long vowel Mahpak masculine Merca Metheg mixed syllable Niphhal Numb occasionally paragogic participle penultimate vowel perfect verb Pesik Pihel plur preceding vowel prefixed preformant preposition pret PRETER preterite Preterite.-The pronoun Prov Puhal quiescent rejected retained Reviah second radical Segolate nouns short vowel simple syllable sing singular sometimes occurs sometimes takes species takes Munach termination third pers third person third radical Tiphkha Verbs whose second Verbs whose third viii word xvii xviii xxii xxiii xxiv xxix xxvi xxxi xxxii Zarka וּ