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

  • Andrew B. Davidson
Date:
1909
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    from evil words. These are the proverbs of the wise king of Israel. We heard his voice from his temple. Their faces fell. AVe leant our hands upon her head. The blessing of Jehovah he upon thy children (sons). AVe sat by (upon) the waters of the great rivers. Ye have burnt their city in the fire. Ye have not kept my law and my judgments. She bare to her husband a son to his old age. A^e have forgotten my words and the proverbs of my lips. On the seventh day God rested from the work which he had made. § 21. THE IMPEEFECT &c. 1. Imperfect and Imperative. Imperfect. Imperative. sing. 3 mas. bt3p*] he will, mayko,. kill,is.^was, killing &c. 3 fern. bbjjPl she „ „ 2 m. bbpr} thou,, bbp kill thou 2/: ■'btspri thou,. '-op 1 c. bbps I „ plur.?> m. ^bap; they „ 3/. n:bbpr} they „ 2 m. Jlbtpitr} ye „ V a kill ye 2/'. n:bbpn „ „ 1 c. bbps we „ 2. The Infinitive. Inf. cons. bbp to kill (admitting the nominal prefixes and affixes). Inf. abs. biDp to kill (admitting no prefix and affix). 3. The Participle. Act. Part. m. btiip or bap pi. D'bap killing f- nbap or n;bp V V' ■pi. nibtip Pass. Part. m. b^i? pi. D'b^itip killed f. nb'tip &C.