Ch. 6: Vocab + Grammar Flashcards
אַחַר
also as אַחֲרֵי
after, behind
אֵת (x2)
also as אֶת־
with, beside; ALSO definite direct object marker (DDOM), not translated
אֶל
also as אֶל־
to, toward, in, into
בֵּין
between; וּבֵין with the conjunction וְ
בְּ
in, at, with, by, against
בְּתוֹךְ
also תָּ֫וֶךְ
in the midst (middle) of, inside; (n) תָּ֫וֶךְ middle, center
חָכְמָה
wisdom, skill; note that the vowel under the ח is a qamets hatuf.
כְּ
as, like, according to
כֹּל
also as כָּל־
all, each, every
לִפְנֵי
before, in front of
לְ
to, toward, for
לְמַ֫עַן
on account of, for the sake of
מִן
also as מִן־
from, out of
מַ֫עַל
{often with [min] (מִמַּ֫עַל)}
above, upward, on top of
מִצְוָה
מִצְוֹת (irregular plural)
commandment
עַד
until, as far as, during
עַל
on, upon, on account of, according to
עַל־דְּבַר
because of, on account of
עִם
with, together with
פֶּה
mouth, opening
שָׂדֶה
field, pasture land
תַּ֫חַת
under, below, instead of
What are the three (3) types of prepositions in Hebrew?
- Independent / Stand Alone
- Maqqef
- Inseparable
What are the three (3) inseparable prepositions?
בְּ ,לְ ,כְּ
What are the four (4) need-to-know’s for inseparable prepositions?
- Before most consonants, inseparable preps appear w/ Vocal Shewa.
- Before reduced or Hateph vowel, insep preps are spelled w/ corresponding short vowel of Hateph vowel (as in rule for conjunction וְ).
- Before consonants w/ Vocal Shewa, insep preps are spelled with Hireq [b/c of Rule of Shewa (4.12.1 -p.38)].
- In nouns w/ def. art., vowel and dag.forte of def. art. are retained but consonant of prep replaces ה of the def. art.
What happens when מִן is inseparable prep, in general and with gutturals?
In general:
The נ assimilates into the following consonant and appears as a Dag.Forte.
With gutturals:
The Dag.Forte is rejected by gutturals, resulting in either compensatory lengthening or virtual doubling.
What are the three (3) special uses of the preposition מִן (from)?
- Comparative use (e.g. “better than”; “too…for”)
- Superlative use (in the formation מִכֹּל, lit. “from every”)
- Partitive use (e.g. “some of”)