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VERSE: Ex30-32a
RASHIS COVERED: Ex30-32a Ex30-25c
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SUCCINCT SUMMARY ---------------- One of Rashis 5 main goals is to teach grammar the same way Hebrew Grammar books teach grammar. A major portion of grammar is the explanation of the conjugation of verbs. EXAMPLE Ex30-25c PRESENT TENSE denotes PERSON DOING IT ------------------------------------------------------ Shomayr=The person who watches Rokayach = The Grinder EXAMPLE Ex30-32a 3rd Person Future ee-ah or ee-aw ------------------------------------------------- Yee-Sach = He will annoint (With a Kamatz) Yee-Vash(Patach or Kamatz) = It will dry up There is subtlety here. In the PASSIVE mode the PATACH-KAMATZ distinguishes PAST vs PRESENT (Nif-Kad=Past vs Nif-Kawd=Present). In the ACTIVE however PATACH vs KAMATZ are simply decorative | ||
| ITEM | DETAIL | |
| RASHI RULE CLASS: | GRAMMARr | |
| RASHI SUBRULE CLASS | ROOT CONJUGATION | |
| RASHI WORKBOOK PRINCIPLE | #9 | |
| SEE BELOW | LIST701c | |
| List of roots with | Patach, Kamatz interchange | |
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| RASHI SUBRULE CLASS | NOUN-VERB-ADJ transforms | |
| SEE BELOW | LIST050e | |
| List of roots with | Present tense denoting Person doing | |
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List of roots with Patach, Kamatz interchange*1 | ||||
| VERSE | CONJUGATION | VOWEL USED | MEANING OF VERB | |
| Is19-07 | Yee-Vash | Patach*2 | It will happen | |
| Gn12-13 | Yee-Tav | Patach | It will happen | |
| Is40-28 | Yee-Af | Patach | It will happen | |
| Gn21-10 | Yee-Rash | Patach | It will happen | |
| Nu23-27 | Yee-Shar | Patach | It will happen | |
| ------ | ------- | ----- | ------------- | |
| Jr12-04 | Yee-Vawsh | Kamatz*3 | It will happen | |
| Is40-28 | Yee-Gah | Kamatz | It will happen | |
| Jb20-16 | Yee-Nak | Kamatz | It will happen | |
| Ex30-32a | Yee-Sach | Kamatz | It will happen | |
| Is54-03 | Yee-Rash | Kamatz | It will happen | |
| Is05-27 | Yee-Shan | Kamatz | It will happen | |
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*1 There is subtlety here. In the PASSIVE mode the PATACH-KAMATZ distinguishes PAST vs PRESENT (Nif-Kad=Past vs Nif-Kawd=Present). In the ACTIVE however PATACH vs KAMATZ are simply decorative *2 Moshe Silberman, Grammatical Form Konkordance #2843-4 *3 Moshe Silbernman Grammatical Form Konkordance #2937-7 | ||||