10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «PARAGOGICAL»
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paragogical in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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Glossary of Hindi/Urdu and English linguistic terminology : ...
Antnihit (STcTfafepT): epithetic (CSTT 1973: 470; CSTT 1992: 115), paragogic (
CSTT 1974: 919; CSTT 1992: 1 15), paragogical (CSTT 1974: 919). Antnihiti (
SiflPlfeRl): epithesis (CSTT 1973: 470; CSTT 1982: 4; CSTT 1992: 115),
paragoge ...
2
Dictionary of Arabic and Allied Loanwords: Spanish, ...
There are no traces of an Ar. n.un. with the suffix /-ah}" which would imply that Cs.
acemita "semolina bread", is just one more case of evolution into /a/ of
paragogical lei, proved also by the devoicing of the final dental. Metonymy would
explain ...
3
Synoptica Hebraea: Anglo-Hebrew Bible Expositor, a Manual ...
M. plural, and the Future, come from Ig-e, to afflict, the final n is only paragogical,
but is no integral part of the word. E-ud-i-nu is 1st Pers. plural, M. Preter of Hiphil (
causal).. Id-e, to east down. Hiphil, E-ud-e, to confess. If is 3rd Pers. M. singular ...
4
A grammar of the Arabic language
The other verbs of this species may also throw away hamza in the 4th formation,
in the manner of , making either lL* ^ift or ^ ^jj The imperative with the
paragogical w is c. When j is not jazmated it is conjugated regularly, retaining
hamza ; as in ...
5
Annotations on some of the messianic Psalms
The paragogical letter H, affixed to both the verbs in this verse, gives to them the
sense of the optative, or subjunctive mood. It has often the same power when
affixed to verbs in the future tense, Psalm ix. 3, " Let me be glad, let me rejoice.
Ern. Frid. Car Rosenmüller, 1841
6
An easy grammar of the primaeval language commonly called ...
The imperative is sometimes variously constructed; as, vrn»tf fShomrahJ vnDi3t^
Npinbtf xiliMn &c- t;t t;t t : • tt: The participle active masculine takes sometimes a »;
as, xt^*n instead of o#i»n : '"l'3inrt- This ♢ may, also, be called paragogical.
7
Elements of Hebrew grammar: to which is prefixed a ...
with or without points Charles Wilson. Some verbs are doubly defective, chiefly
such as have 11 or 2 for their first radical, and H for their last. p^fi 2d per. plur.
masc. fut. from nip to afflict. ] paragogical. "I^TIPT 1st per. plur. masc. pret. Hiphil,
from ...
8
A Grammar of the Arabic Language: Intended More Especially ...
The imperative with the paragogical w is a). c. When J is not jazmateil it is
conjugated regularly, retaining Itamza ; as in the preterite , in the participle 1T J ,
in the infinitive ; and also in the participle passive it is although ) takes jazm. 170.
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The Monthly Magazine: Or, British Register ...
... refusc her assentn To suppose the N in nurse-1 to be merely paragogical,
without producing a single example of such use, or any vcstiges of such example,
in this word, or'its parallels, sten and idal, from any poet ongrammarian whatever,
...
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Encyclopaedia Londinensis, or, Universal dictionary of arts, ...
We have also potestur for pot est, and others ; but few true paragogical instances
are to be found in modern languages. The old definition in the following distich is
correct : A paragoge adds unto the end, Yet not the sense, but measure, ...
