Ch. 8: Vocab + Grammar

Question 1

אֹ֫הֶל

Answer 1

tent

Question 2

אַחֵר

Answer 2

other, another, foreign

Question 3

אֵיךְ (Also as אֵיכָה)

Answer 3

how?

Question 4

אֶ֫לֶף

Answer 4

thousand

Question 5

(1) אֳשֶׁר
(2) כַּאֳשֶׁר

Answer 5

(1) who, whom, that, which;
(2) as, when

Question 6

בְּהֵמָה

Answer 6

animal(s), beast(s), cattle

Question 7

גַּם

Answer 7

also, even

Question 8

דָּם

Answer 8

blood

Question 9

הֲ

Answer 9

interrogative particle

Question 10

טָהוֹר

Answer 10

clean, pure

Question 11

(1) כִּי
(2) כִּי־אִם

Answer 11

(1) that, because; (adversative) but, except; (emphatic) indeed, truly
(2) but, except, only

Question 12

כְּסִיל

Answer 12

fool, shameless person

Question 13

לָ֫מָּה (Also as לָמָה)

Answer 13

why?

Question 14

מָה

Answer 14

what?

Question 15

מַדּוּעַ

Answer 15

why?

Question 16

מִי

Answer 16

who?

Question 17

עָנִי

Answer 17

poor, humble, afflicted

Question 18

שֶׁ֫מֶנ

Answer 18

oil, fat

Question 19

שֹׁפֵט

Answer 19

one who judges, a judge

Question 20

When a Hebrew demonstrative is functioning as an adjective…

Answer 20

…it will follow then noun and agree in gender, number, and definiteness.

Question 21

When a Hebrew demonstrative is functioning as an pronoun…

Answer 21

…it will precede the noun and agree in gender and number only (not definiteness).

Question 22

What are the most common Hebrew interrogatives?

Answer 22

מִי (who? whom?) and מָה (what?).

Question 23

What is the interrogative particle?

Answer 23

The interrogative particle (הֳ) is another way Hebrew asks a questions, by prefixing it to the first word of the interrogative clause (those that ask a question).

Question 24

What are the three forms for the interrogative particle, and in what cases will you see these forms?

Answer 24

1. הֳ - the usual/most common spelling.
2. הַ - before most gutturals and consonants with Shewa.
3. הֶ - before gutturals with Qamets (e.g. אָ)

Question 25

What are the four (4) kinds of Hebrew pronouns?

Answer 25

1. Independent Personal Pronouns (IPP)
2. Demonstrative Pronouns (DP)
3. Relative Pronouns
4. Interrogative Pronouns