Misnaic Hebrew And Its Relation to Biblical Hebrew And to Aramaic a Grammatical
Misnaic Hebrew And Its Relation to Biblical Hebrew And to Aramaic a Grammatical
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The HipKil is practically identical both in form and signification with the BH, Hiph'il. The Ai-am. K for the formative n is only found in '•in^JlNSJ' n» "wherein thou hast cheated me " ( = ^JJT'iin, Exod. Xxii. 30, &c. ; of. The verbal noun hnjin), B. Mes. , IV, 4', but such Aramaisms already occui' in BH. , as DO^^'N C?), Jer. Xxv. 3, and according to Barth {Nominalhildung, p. 73) also in {^'ns*, e^lDS ; cf. Also the noun m3TN (cf. Ges. -K. , § 63 h, 2)).
^ Cf. Ges. -K. , §§ 52 e, s, 53 w, an...d tlie reff. To Bottcher and Barth.
^ Delitzsch, Assyr. Gr.^, § 115, pp. 238-9.
^ Dillmann, Ethiop. Gr. '^, § 80. " Spitta-Bc}', § 90 a (4).
* With the exception of a few isolated forms in Biblical Aramaic and in some inscriptions, cf. Noldeke, GGA. , 1884, p. 105; Wright, Comp. Gr. , p. 224 f. ; Driver, LOT.^, p. 504.
* As might have been expected, the disuse of the Pu'al in MH. Has also been laid to the door of Aram, inlluence, because, forsooth, the latter has no Pu'al (Stein, p. Ir).
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The HipKil is practically identical both in form and signification with the BH, Hiph'il. The Ai-am. K for the formative n is only found in '•in^JlNSJ' n» "wherein thou hast cheated me " ( = ^JJT'iin, Exod. Xxii. 30, &c. ; of. The verbal noun hnjin), B. Mes. , IV, 4', but such Aramaisms already occui' in BH. , as DO^^'N C?), Jer. Xxv. 3, and according to Barth {Nominalhildung, p. 73) also in {^'ns*, e^lDS ; cf. Also the noun m3TN (cf. Ges. -K. , § 63 h, 2)).
^ Cf. Ges. -K. , §§ 52 e, s, 53 w, an...d tlie reff. To Bottcher and Barth.
^ Delitzsch, Assyr. Gr.^, § 115, pp. 238-9.
^ Dillmann, Ethiop. Gr. '^, § 80. " Spitta-Bc}', § 90 a (4).
* With the exception of a few isolated forms in Biblical Aramaic and in some inscriptions, cf. Noldeke, GGA. , 1884, p. 105; Wright, Comp. Gr. , p. 224 f. ; Driver, LOT.^, p. 504.
* As might have been expected, the disuse of the Pu'al in MH. Has also been laid to the door of Aram, inlluence, because, forsooth, the latter has no Pu'al (Stein, p. Ir).
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