Unit 10 Flashcards

Adjective uses, parsing adjectives, comparative adjectives

1
Q

רִשְׁעָה

A

Evil

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2
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לַמָּה

A

Why

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3
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ק - צ - ף

A

To become angry

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4
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עַל-מְאוֹד

A

Greatly, very much

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5
Q

עַל

A

Until

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6
Q

What is a predicative adjective?

A

An adjective that appears in conjunction with a noun in an equational sentence where the noun serves as the subject and the adjective serves as a predicate (the element of the sentence that the subject ‘equals’)

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7
Q

Can predicative adjectives take the definite article?

A

No

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8
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What is an attributive adjective?

A

An adjective that appears in conjunction with a noun to form a noun-adjective phrase (i.e. “the hungry horse”)

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9
Q

Where do attributive adjectives go in the sentence?

A

They always follow their associated noun

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10
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What must attributive adjectives agree with in terms of the noun they modify?

A

Gender, number, and definiteness

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11
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How do attributive adjectives behave if the noun is prefixed by an inseparable preposition?

A

The attributive adjective takes the definite article

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12
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What is a substantive adjective?

A

An adjective that is used as a noun

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13
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How can you identify a substantive adjective?

A

It will appear on its own as the subject or object of the sentence

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14
Q

What information should you include when parsing an adjective?

A
  1. Part of speech
  2. Definite/indefinite
  3. Attributive/predicative
  4. Gender
  5. Number
  6. Lexical form (ms, fs, mp, fp)
  7. Translation
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15
Q

How are comparative adjective phrases formed?

A

By added in the separable preposition -מִן (or its prefixed variant -מִ) to the adjective

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16
Q

שָׂפָה

17
Q

מ - צ - א

18
Q

בִּקְעָה

A

Valley, plain

19
Q

שִׁנְעָר

A

Shinar (probably in Babylonia)

20
Q

י - שׁ - ב

A

To sit, live, dwell

21
Q

ב - נ - ה

22
Q

מִגְדָּל

23
Q

רֹאשׁ

24
Q

הֵן

A

Look, behold

25
Q

ב - צ - ר

A

To be impossible

26
Q

ז - ו - ד

27
Q

פ - ו - ץ

A

To scattered

28
Q

עַל

A

On, upon, over, about, regarding

29
Q

פָּנִים

30
Q

עַל-כֵּן

31
Q

ק - ר - א

A

To read, to call

32
Q

שֵׁם

33
Q

בָּבֶל

34
Q

ב - ל - ל

A

To confuse, to mix up