4-The Noun: Basic Forms Flashcards
Which noun form is usually “unmarked”?
masculine singular
When ה is preceded by qamats vowel which noun form is typically indicated?
feminine singular
When ת ends a word while preceded by various vowels such as patakh in בַּת or a shureq in מַלְכּוּת
feminine singular
Some “unmarked” nouns are actually feminine?
true, אֶרֶץ or עִיר (these things birthed their inhabitants, feminine by function)
Parts of the body appear ___ (noun form), but are ____(noun form) ?
masculine, feminine (ex. יָד)
Hebrew has 3 noun numbers?
True; singular, plural, dual
Which noun form is usually marked by ם preceeded by Khireq-yod?
masculine plural
Which noun form is typically marked by ת preceeded by kholem-vav?
Feminine plural
Which noun form is marked by the ending יִם preceeded by patakh?
dual
Dual is mostly limited to which to things?
nouns in natural pairs such as יָדַיִם (two hands) or certain expressions of time such as יוֹמַיִם (two days)