10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «PLURILITERAL»
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pluriliteral in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
pluriliteral and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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A Hebrew Grammar; with a copious Syntax and Praxis
III Future with Vav conversive - 82 Pluriliteral Verbs . . . It! Preter with Vav . . . - 82
General remarks on Paradigms of Verbs 83 PARTICIPLBS . It! Paragogic letters
suiliaed to verbs . . 83 _ Verbs with Quiescents defectively written 83 VERBS ...
Pluriliteral Verbs." " § 300. These are properly very few ; and they are declined
like the Conjs. Pilel and Pulal. The following list comprises the whole number that
actually appear ; viz. " (1) KDNp, 1 pers. with suffix iTHNtDNO, Is. 14: 23. (2) ^Tp ...
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A grammar of the Hebrew language: with a brief chrestomathy, ...
PLURILITERAL VERBS. [§ 300. These are properly very few ; and they are
declined like the conjs. Pilel and Pulal. The following list comprises the whole
number that actually appear ; viz. (1) NUNU , 1 pers. with suff. rpnNtMit? , Is. 14:
23.
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Grammar of the Amharic Language. - London, Church Missionary ...
Various Conjugations of Quadriliteral and Pluriliteral Verbs. I. FIRST CLASS.-—
Reduplicated and Transpcsed Biliterals. This numerous class has Eleven
Conjugations. (See pp. 56—60.) A. FIRST CONJUGATION. Intransitive and
Active Voice.
Carl Wilhelm Isenberg, 1842
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A Hebrew Grammar with a Praxis on Select Portions of Genesis ...
§124c. Verbs ; forms of pluriliteral verbs. It was stated in § 82 that pluriliteral verbs
were declined like Pi- lel and Pulal. The following seven forms, however, are all
that appear in the Hebrew Bible. NUNU, 1 pers. with suffix rrnNDNt: Is. 14:23. b?
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Grammar of the Amharic Language
VARIOUS CONJUGATIONS or QUADRILITERAL AND PLURILITERAL VERBS. l.
Reduplicafed and Trans-posed Biliterals. Stems: AUUAUD: “to be green.“ “(PA'IH
“to bedaub." FPFP: “ to shake.“ ngng: “ to cudgel.“ (Pflq'l'l: “ to excavate.
Isenberg (Charles William), 1842
7
A grammar of the Hebrew language
It were to be wished that lexicographers would make a much more extensive use
of this obvious and widely extended principle in Hebrew etymology. It would
greatly diminish the so called anomalies of the language. Pluriliteral Verbs. § 300
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To these six pluriliteral verbs may yet undoubtedly be added 17, viz. (1) fpT, 3
pers. fJTtf (Ps. Ixxii. 6), to water. (2) -inr, 3 pers. "IT* (Prov. xxx. 31), to gird. (31
DSDH, Pual, participle DflpflO, (Exod. xiv. 16), to scale off. (4) "D"D, Piel participle
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Root-determinatives in Semitic Speech: A Contribution to ...
As a matter of fact, there can be no doubt that, in the majority of instances, the
pluriliteral is a direct development from the trilateral. There is, accordingly,
justification for the belief that the triliteral was developed from the biliteral in a
manner ...
Solomon Theodore Halévy Hurwitz, 1913
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Elements of Hebrew Grammar, and extracts from the Hebrew Bible
Pluriliteral verbs consist of more than three radicals, and belong to regulars; 001:,
to eradicate, or root up; Psalm lxxx. 14. 5:1:, to cloth, or invest; 1 Chron. xv. 27. '
THE ADVERB. In the following list of adverbs, we give something like the sense,
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