10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «PARAGOGICALLY»
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paragogically in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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1
An Elementary Hebrew Grammar: With Tables, Reading ...
It might, perhaps with equal propriety, be regarded as paragogically appended, §
61.6, comp. such nouns as PnsiSi'J, hn^S , nrB^s , in order to produce a softer
termination and one more conformed to that which obtains in the generality of ...
William Henry Green, 1868
2
The Book of the Twelve Minor Prophets, Translated ... with a ...
... which, or east wind, its equivalent, is the rendering of many of the nioderns. It is
true, that the east wind is elsewhere uniformly expressed by D'TQ, without the T';
but this letter seems clearly to be here used paragogically, just as it is in H3593 ...
Ebenezer HENDERSON (D.D.), 1858
... some degree my/Irrz'ow," and we perused it, uncertain whether it would " tu rn
out a song or a sermon," whether it was intended to be understood literally,
allegorically, paragogically, anagogically, or pragmatically; we admit, that the
Flatterer ...
4
Theological and Homiletical Commentary on the Gospel of ...
If the Yod is taken paragogically, it means merely " master " (see Meyer) ; but
even then it has so emphatic a sense as to be almost equal in personal
reverence. Bartimaeus adhered from that time to the Lord. He followed Him,
praising God, ...
5
The oblation and temple of Ezekiel's prophetic visions, in ...
But if it was to serve as an affix paragogically, ly way of emphasis, then either "
kod'scha" or "kadoscha" would, I think, have been the form of rendering it. The
latter form, would, however, have too nearly resembled that in the example
applying ...
6
The Book of the Twelve Minor Prophets
It is true, that the east wind is elsewhere uniformly expressed by C-iJ?, without
the r. ; but this letter seems clearly to be here used paragogically, just as it is in ns
^a, nV^ rrttes, the primitive forms of which are ites, na?, h~\. In some instances ...
7
The Scots Magazine, Or, General Repository of Literature, ...
... appear to ba " in some degree mysterious" and we perused it, uncertain
whether it would " turn out a song or a sermon," whether it was intended to be
understood literally, allegorically, paragogically, anagogically, or pragmatically ;
we admit, ...
8
Vowel Epenthesis in Loanword Adaptation
A combination of these two approaches was the type of analysis pursued above
to explain why /0/ appears paragogically after /0/ and a liquid in Modern Sranan,
instead of expected /u/. We can pick up the analysis again and specify the ...
9
A Critical Grammar of the Hebrew Language
123 : 1. for TTO^'. Participles : 1*108 for ICS Gen. 49 : 11.03DW Deut. 33 : 16.,
1373? Zech. 11 : 17., irqn'8 Hos. 10:11.; in333 Gen. 31 : 39. ; Ex. 15 : 6.
Adjectives : "•ran, irnto Lam. iVi., Is. 1 : 21. " 5. S is sometimes added
paragogically after the ...
10
Portuguese and Luso-Asian Legacies in Southeast Asia, ...
Clearly, the vowel -a has been added paragogically to the adjective so that it
would rhyme with mimosa “delicate” below, whether by the initiative of the
informant or the transcriber. If one recalls what was said about the creoles'
preference for ...
