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

  • Andrew B. Davidson
Date:
1909
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    are light, except those to a singular noun which express you7' mas. and fern., and those to a plur. noun which ex- press yoin' and their mas. and fern. The light suffixes affect a noun like the Plur. or Du. tei'mi- nation, the heavy throw it into the form of the Const, state. Particles, such as Prepositions and Adverbs, are generally Nou7is in a fragmentary condition, and may take Suffixes, which are attached to them precisely as to Nouns. See § 49. NOUN WITH SUFFIXES. Mas. Fern. Singular noun D^D T T HD^D T It T t (horse) (word) (mare) (righteousness) sing. 1 c. my • T t •'noJiD • T ®!’1? 2 m. thy ?IP^D 2 f. thy ^P^ID J) ^npilD 55 3 m. his ID^D 5) ino^D T 55 3 f. her no^iD T n nriD^iD T T 55 plur. 1 c. our » 5i:hD^D •• T 55 to • o iO •-5 DDD^lD t X V : - t DDnO^lD V i “ 2 /i your 1??® ?? Ipnp^iD 55 3 m. their DD1D T T T t DnD^D T T Dnpn^ 3 f. their 1?® 5) inp^iD Plural 7ioun D'P^D • T 1 niD^D (horses) (words) (mares) (righteousnesses) sing. 1 c. my 'p5|D - T : ^niD^D 2 m. thy n 55 2 f. thy V 55 3 m. his VD^D T 55 vniD^D T 55 3 f. her n^D^iD T 55 n^hiD^D T 55 plur. 1 c. our 55 JiyniD^D 55 2 m. your D3’'D^D V •* f •• 1 • D5’'niD!lD DD^nipn:^ V •• 1 1 • 2 f. your Ip^pJlD 55 Ip^niD^D 3 m. their DH^D^D f *• 55 nn-'niDJiD (dh) „ 3 f. their ]n'p!iD 55 in^niD^iD 55 NB. The dual takes the same Suffixes as the plural. The suf- fixes of sing, nouns are sometimes joined to fern, pi., particularly 3 pi., theh' souls. 4