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Common terms and phrases
2nd sing 3rd sing absol according accusative afformatives analogy apocopated apodosis Arabic Aramaic Baer Chron closed syllable comp conjugations connexion consonant constr Dageš Dages forte Delitzsch Deut dual e. g. Gen Eccles elsewhere ending especially examples express Ezek feminine frequently genitive ground-form guttural Hebr Hebrew hence Hiph'il Hithpa'el Hoph'al imperative imperfect consecutive imperfect Qal infinitive absolute infinitive construct jussive König language lengthened masc Masora Mayer Lambert meaning Niphal nouns object occurs open syllable original Paradigm participle passive Pathaḥ pause penultima perfect Piel plur plural preceding prefixed preformative prepositions probably pronoun prop Prov Qames regarded second syllable segholate Semitic Semitic languages sense short vowel sometimes stem strong verb substantive suff suffixes Šwa Syriac termination thou tone tone-syllable triliteral verbal verse vocal vowel letters word Yodh ZDMG Zech
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Page 356 - Like the two infinitives, the participles also occupy a middle place between the noun and the verb. In form they are simple nouns, and most nearly related to the adjective; consequently they cannot in themselves be employed to represent definite relations of tense or mood. On the other hand, their verbal character is shown by their not representing, like the adjectives, a fixed and permanent quality (or condition), but one which is in some way connected with an action or activity.