10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «SEGHOL»
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seghol in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
seghol and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
The Hebrew Bible and Its Interpreters
in these forms, an open-syllabic low vowel is replaced by (hataph) seghol before
a next-right high, front sound. 4.4. This examination suggests that seghol
represents two vowels in two respects. On the one hand, seghol corresponds to ...
William Henry Propp, Baruch Halpern, David Noel Freedman, 1990
2
A Hebrew Grammar with a Praxis on Select Portions of Genesis ...
2), the Seghol, which in this case is put for Qamets (§ 60. 1), is therefore
protracted (§ 46), i. e. is long. tlO. Sfghol is short when pure, or when in a mixed
syllable. Seghol in a simple syllable, like Pattahh, may be either pure or impure,
and ...
3
Sheloshah sifre diḳduḳ: halo hemah 1. Sefer otiyot ha-naḥ ...
2); if the first radical be a guttural then sh'va and pathah are employed, as F152;
or sh'va and seghol, as 1.12]. The present participle, mp; .111: etc., [mostly with
seghol, to distinguish them from verbs ending in 2, which have tseri, as 211: etc.;
...
Yehûdā Ben-Dāwid Ḥayûǧ, John W. Nutt, 1870
4
Two treatises on verbs containing feeble and double letters, ...
2); if the first radical be a guttural then sh'va and pathah are employed, as r&y; or
sh'va and seghol , as uy]. The present participle, mip , nm etc., [mostly with seghol
, to distinguish them from verbs ending in x, which have tseri, as sin etc.; but ...
Abû Zakarîyâ Yaḥyâ b. Dâ'ûd Ḥayyûj, John William Nutt, 1870
5
Studies in Semitic languages and linguistics
2:17), which has seghol, but this form normally occurs with hireq, as in ''ЛПОХ "?
1ЭЭ (Deut. 32:2), ЧГПаХ 'лаю ^ А- т : • *.- • /т l v т : • : IT <• (Deut. 33:9), Ч£Р??
ТР1??Х (Isa- 29:4)- A further case is sere, as in Т»ЛП?1Ка mn'-KSio (Psa. 135:7)
...
Abu al-Faraj Harun ibn al-Faraj, Geoffrey Khan, María Ángeles Gallego, 1967
6
A Hebrew Grammar; with a copious Syntax and Praxis
Comp. § 100. a.] Euphonic changes of the Vowels. [§ 142. These are various. (a)
A Guttural with Qamets, seldom admits a Qamets or Pattahh immediately before it
, but exchanges them for a Seghol ; e. g. D'Tl'll'l instead of Evil??? , $71!?! for ...
7
A grammar of the Hebrew language
[Half-vowels] Sheva, simple and composite. iTlffl Sheva (simple) nnS ^Dn
Hhateph Pattahh ^a^BjDn Hhateph Seghol T5?^ Hhateph Qamets B n ri t; = e in
= a in /iVan^ = e in oegiM = o in won/ *, e o Remarks on the Alphabet. § 1. The
ancient ...
8
Some Unpublished Piyyuṭim from the Cairo Genīzah: ...
of seghol“ or gere;" gere instead of seghol'° A deviation of another kind concerns
the pathah furtivum. Here, the accepted rule is that after a heterogeneous long
vowel the hard gutturals, when standing at the end of a word, require the
insertion ...
9
Gesenius' Hebrew Grammar:
Moreover, a) Vocal Sheva in pause becomes Seghol; as T?7, •tft ; 6) Hhateph
gives place to the analogous long vowel ; as hn, ^h. c) This tendency to place the
tone on the penult syllable in pause, shows itself moreover in several words
which ...
10
The Person and Work of Christ Jesus Through Hebrew and ...
Pe Aleph (Ayin Guttural Lamed He Niphal bzfn “he has been forsaken” where the
seghol occurs under to n corresponding to the seghol of the hateph seghol under
the guttural rather than being a yod as in lxpn The main rule change is that of ...
