38: More Passive Verbs: Qal, Pual and Hophal Flashcards
1
Q
What is the qal passive participle?
A
In addition to the active participle, only the qal has a passive participle (abbreviated pass ptc ).
2
Q
What is the form of the qal passive participle?
A
3
Q
What are the three uses of the qal passive participle?
A
4
Q
What is the Pual pattern?
A
- The pual is the fifth of the seven major verb patterns; it makes up only 0.6% of the verbs in Hebrew1 and is the passive of the piel.
5
Q
How does the meaning change from the piel to the pual?
A
6
Q
How is the pual formed?
A
- qibbuts on the first root letter
- strong dagesh and patach in the middle root letter
7
Q
What is the Hophal?
A
- The hophal is the sixth of seven major verb patterns and makes up only 0.6% of the verbs in Hebrew; it is the passive of the hiphil.
8
Q
How does the meaning change from the Hiphil to the Hophal?
A
- “he was caused to…”
9
Q
How is the Hophal formed?
A
- either qibbuts or chamets-qatuf as the prefix vowel
10
Q
אוֹצָר
A
treasure, treasury
11
Q
דֶּלֶת
A
door
12
Q
הֵיכָל
A
palace, temple
13
Q
כִּסֵּא
A
seat, throne
14
Q
מִגְדָּל
A
tower
15
Q
פֶּתַח
A
doorway, door
