29: The Piel: Weak Roots Flashcards
What happens when you put a weak root in a piel?
They vary from the standard paradigm, as is the case in the qal. II Guttural and III Hey roots show variations.
How do II Guttural vary from the standard paradigm?
- by not having dagesh in the middle consonant and
- by having compensatory lengthening of the preceding vowel.
Mention the II Guttural Perfect paradigm
- The chireq lengthens to a tsere
Mention the II Guttural Imperfect paradigm
- the patach under the first root letter lengthens to a qamets
Mention the II Guttural Imperative paradigm
- lengthens to a qamets
Mention the II Guttural Participle paradigm
- מ prefix with sheva
- lengthening to a qamets
Mention the II Guttural inf const
- lengthens to a qamets
Mention the II Guttural inf abs
- lengthens to a qamets
Mention the III Hey Piel Perfect Paradigm
- What changes is not the end of the word (since it has the same as the qal perfect), but the beginning, chireq and strong dagesh
Mention the III Hey Piel Imperfect paradigm
- Same endings as the qal, beginnings characteristics of Piel (imperfect: sheva, patach, strong dagesh)
Mention the III Hey Piel Imperative Paradigm
- patach
- strong dagesh
Mention the III Hey Piel Participle paradigm
- מ prefix with sheva
- patach
- strong dagesh
Mention the III Hey Piel inf const
- patach, strong dagesh
Mention the III Hey inf abs
- patach, strong dagesh
Mention the III Hey Piel Jussive
- prefix vowel sheva
- patach