An introductory Hebrew grammar with progressive exercises in reading and writing / by A.B. Davidson.

  • Andrew B. Davidson
Date:
1909
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    parts of the word and are not placed among the consonants, hut, with rare exceptions, beneath or above them, outside the word. The names given to the vowel signs probably have some reference to the action of the mouth in uttering the sounds. These sounds are contained in the first syllable of most of the names. The signs have probably all arisen by various modi- fications from the single point or dot. H I—I O Ph O PfH O m m O CO I—I CZ) pq o <1 w M o w OT 03 C3 O 4-3 ns a o Sh o a o O 4-3 lo o <o 30 / ^ ' s S3 Oh O o. O rO rO * W o Oh Oh OH a Pi 03 r-] * r-H 03 Cj Ph 03 03 o3 o <<s> 13 HH • o !:■ <o 1 ' « 1 'V> <?>■> c3 c3 P 03 O 'O ‘O 03 1 1 ^ O) f *- ce 13 ^o• o. o S 'O '‘O Oh 03 C/) 4-3 1 03 2 ^ o ^ GQ > 1—1 a d S3 « * • o • • V> o -O •Oii> 03 O r<» O o o