Unit 12 - Construct Chains Flashcards

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Construct Chains

A

The Hebrew method of

combining two or more nouns

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A compound construction always has one noun expressing the ______ _____ accompanied by a ______ noun describing the central idea.

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A compound construction always has one noun expressing the central idea accompanied by a second noun describing the central idea.

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The Hebrew method of

combining two or more nouns is called a

_______ ________

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The Hebrew method of

combining two or more nouns is called a

Construct Chain

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A compound construction is…

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one noun expressing the central idea accompanied by a second noun describing the central idea.

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Place, Material, Time, Purpose, and

Possession describe the 5 relationships between nouns in _________ ______.

A

Place, Material, Time, Purpose, and

Possession describe the 5 relationships between nouns in construct chains.

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A construct chain consists of a ________ Noun and a __________ Noun

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A construct chain consists of a Central Noun and a Describing Noun

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What are the 5 relationships between nouns in construct chains?

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  1. Place: tree house
  2. Material: straw hut
  3. Time: i.e. Summer home
  4. Purpose: Lighthouse
  5. Possession: Police Car
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In a construct chain, the ________ noun comes before the __________ noun.

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In a construct chain, the central noun comes before the describing noun.

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A central noun followed by a describing noun is called a _________ _____

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A central noun followed by a describing noun is called a Construct Chain

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words in a _________ _____ are always treated like a single word

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words in a construct chain are always treated like a single word

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words in a construct chain are always treated like a _______ _____

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words in a construct chain are always treated like a single word

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Because the words in a construct chain are treated as a single word, the first noun(s) lose their accent which sometimes causes the vowels to change, i.e. a __________ _____

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Because the words in a construct chain are treated as a single word, the first noun(s) lose their accent which sometimes causes the vowels to change, i.e. a construct form

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Because the words in a construct chain are treated as a single word, the first noun(s) lose their accent which sometimes causes the ______ to change, i.e. a construct form

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Because the words in a construct chain are treated as a single word, the first noun(s) lose their accent which sometimes causes the vowels to change, i.e. a construct form

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Nouns have two forms:

_________ Form &

_________ Form

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Nouns have two forms:

Absolute Form &

Construct Form

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The Absolute Form​ is the form

a noun has when it appears by ______

or as the _____word of a construct chain.

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The Absolute Form is the form

a noun has when it appears by itself

or as the last word of a construct chain.

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The _______ _____ is the form

a noun has when it appears by itself

or as the last word of a construct chain.

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The Absolute Form is the form

a noun has when it appears by itself

or as the last word of a construct chain.

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______ basic rules define how vowels of a noun may change in a construct form

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Three basic rules define how vowels of a noun may change in a construct form

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A _____ [ā] vowel (qamats) in a final ______ syllable changes to

a ______ [a] vowel (patah.)

(e.g. absolute יָם vs. construct יַם).

A

A long [ā] vowel (qamats) in a final closed syllable changes to a short [a] vowel (patah.)

(e.g. absolute יָם vs. construct יַם).

[as a construct it loses its stress, accent remains with the absolute noun following]

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The long vowels [ā] ( qamats ) and [ē] ( Tsere ), when unstressed, change into a _____ [ə]

(e.g. absolute נָבִיא vs. construct נְבִיא).

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The long vowels [ā] (qamats) and [ē] (Tsere), when unstressed, change into a shewa [ə]

(e.g. absolute נָבִיא vs. construct נְבִיא).

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Q

for long vowels [ā] and [ē] under a ______

letter, a _______ vowel (h.ataf patah . and h.taf tsere ) is used instead of a shewa .

A

for long vowels [ā] and [ē] under a guttural letter, a reduced vowel (h.ataf patah. and h.taf tsere) is used instead of a shewa.

א ה ח ע and sometimes ר

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The long vowel [ē] (Tsere) sometimes changes to a short [a] ( patah. ) in a ____ _____ syllable

(e.g. absolute זָקֵן vs. construct זְקַן ).

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The long vowel [ē] (Tsere) sometimes changes to a short [a] ( patah. ) in a final closed syllable

(e.g. absolute זָקֵן vs. construct זְקַן ).

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basic rule of regular _________ _______ nouns: the [__] ending changes to [__] in the construct form

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basic rule of regular feminine singular nouns: the [āh] (qamats hey) ending changes to [at] in the construct form

(e.g. absolute מַלְכָּה vs. construct מַלְכַּת.)

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The _______ _______ plural [__] ending changes to [_] in the construct form

(e.g. absolute
מַלְאָכִים vs. construct מַלְאֲכֵי ).

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The regular masculine plural [îm] ending changes to [ê] in the construct form

(e.g. absolute
מַלְאָכִים vs. construct מַלְאֲכֵי ).

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The ______ _________ plural [ôt] ending remains _________ in
the construct form

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The regular feminine plural [ôt] ending remains unchanged in
the construct form

(e.g. חוֹמוֹת is both absolute and construct).

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**Rule 1** construct forms: in a **\_\_\_\_ \_\_\_\_\_** syllable
**Rule 1** construct forms: in a **final closed** syllable qamats \>\> patah.
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**Rule 2 construct forms:** **\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_** **\_\_\_\_\_ or ______ \> \_\_\_\_\_** **(or a ________ vowel)**
**Rule 2 construct forms:** **unstressed** **qamats or tsere \> shewa** **(or a reduced vowel)** **מָקוֹם \> מְקוֹם | חָצֵר \> חֲצַר**
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**Rule 3** construct forms: **\_\_\_\_\_** → **\_\_\_\_\_** in a **\_\_\_\_ \_\_\_\_\_** syllable in some words (sometimes)
**Rule 3** construct forms: **tsere** → **patah.** in a **_final_** **_closed_** syllable in some words (sometimes)
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**At the end of a word**: _**\_\_\_\_\_\_\_**_ _**\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_**_ ending [āh / הָ] → [at / תַ]
**At the end of a word**: **_feminine_** **_singular_** ending [āh / הָ] → [at / תַ]
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In a final closed syllable: \_\_\_\_\_\_ \> \_\_\_\_\_\_\_
In a final closed syllable: qamats \> patah.
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The first of the two nouns in the construct chain is called the **\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_** noun and is said to be in the **\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_** state**.** ​
The first of the two nouns in the construct chain is called the **construct noun** and is said to be in the **_construct_ state.** ​
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In a final closed syllable: **\_\_\_\_\_\_** \> patah.
In a final closed syllable: **qamats** \> patah.
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The second of the two nouns is called the **\_\_\_\_\_\_\_ \_\_\_\_** and is said to be in the **\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_** state. The ***absolute*** form of a noun is also its _**\_\_\_\_\_\_\_**_ form.​
The second of the two nouns is called the **_absolute noun_** and is said to be in the **_absolute_** state. The ***absolute*** form of a noun is also its **_lexical_** form.​
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In a final closed syllable: qamats \> **\_\_\_\_\_\_\_**
In a final closed syllable: qamats \> **patah****.**
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in an open unaccented syllable \_\_\_\_\_ & _____ \> vocal shewa
in an open unaccented syllable qamats & tsere \> **vocal** **shewa**
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in an open unaccented syllable qamats & tsere \> _____ \_\_\_\_\_
in an open unaccented syllable qamats & tsere \> **vocal** **shewa**
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in an open unaccented syllable \_\_\_\_\_ & _____ \> _____ \_\_\_\_\_
in an open unaccented syllable **qamats** **&** **tsere** \> **vocal** **shewa**
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**\_\_\_\_\_** rules may apply to nouns in the construct state
**Both** rules may apply to nouns in the construct state
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**tsere \> \_\_\_\_;** **h.olem \> ______ \_\_\_\_\_** in **monosyllabic** nouns with changeable long vowels
**tsere \> segol;** **h.olem \> qamats qatan** in **monosyllabic** nouns with changeable long vowels
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**long** vowels \> **short** vowels in __________ nouns with changeable long vowels
**long** vowels \> **short** vowels in **monosyllabic** nouns with changeable long vowels
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**\_\_\_\_** vowels \> **\_\_\_\_** vowels in monosyllabic nouns with changeable long vowels
**long** vowels \> **short** vowels in monosyllabic nouns with changeable long vowels
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masculine plural and dual endings change to tsere yod (then apply rules of vowel reduction)
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