Ch. 16: Qal Imperfect Weak Verbs (test my ability to recognize)

Question 1

16.22–.23 What if only 2 root consonants are visible in the Qal Imperfect?

Answer 1

I-י
I-נ
III-ה	, 
geminate, biconsonantal, 
לָקַח הָלַךְ

Question 2

16.22–.23 How can one figure out

which root consonant was lost? יָ

Answer 2

Geminate or Biconsonantal

Question 3

16.22–.23 How can one figure out

which root consonant was lost? יֵ

Answer 3

Geminate

I-י

Question 4

16.22–.23 How can one figure out

which root consonant was lost? Stem vowel Seghol

Answer 4

III-ה

Question 5

16.22–.23 How can one figure out

which root consonant was lost? Dagesh Forte after preformative

Answer 5

I-נ

geminate

Question 6

16.22–.23 How can one figure out

which root consonant was lost? Dagesh Forte in final root consonant

Answer 6

Geminate

Question 7

16.22–.23 What kind of weak verb
may it be if you see only 2 root
consonants and the preformative
vowel is Hireq yod (יִי)?

Answer 7

I-י

Question 8

16.22–.23 What kind of weak verb
may it be if you see only 2 root
consonants and the preformative
vowel is Qamets (יָ)?

Answer 8

• Geminate usually has a Dagesh Forte in a root consonant.

* Biconsonantal has the lexical stem vowel (בוּ בוֹ בִי)

Question 9

16.22–.23 What kind of weak verb
may it be if you see only 2 root
consonants and the preformative
vowel is Tsere (יֵ)?

Answer 9

• Geminate usually has a Dagesh Forte in a root consonant.

* I-י or הָלַךְ

Question 10

16.22–.23 What kind of weak verb
may it be if you see only 2 root
consonants and the preformative
vowel is Shureq (וּ)?

Answer 10

יָכֹל