Unit 5 Flashcards

Noun gender and number

1
Q

מַטְעַם

A

Delicacy

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2
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שׂ - ב - ע

A

To be full, sated

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3
Q

אָתוֹן

A

Female donkey

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4
Q

עוֹד

A

Again

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5
Q

בּוֹא

A

To come

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6
Q

How can you identify masculine nouns?

A
  1. No special ending 2. Typically end in consonants excluding ת 3. May end in any vowel except ה ָ-
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7
Q

How can you identify feminine nouns?

A

Usually end in ה ָ- or ת-

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8
Q

What is a common gender noun?

A

A noun that appears as masculine in some cases and feminine in others (light, garden, flock)

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9
Q

What is the plural masculine noun suffix?

A

ִים-

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10
Q

What is the plural feminine noun suffix?

A

וֹת-

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11
Q

What nouns are affected by propretonic reduction?

A

Nouns with a tone-long vowel in an open, pretonic syllable

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12
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What is propretonic reduction?

A

The shifting of the initial tone-long vowel to a reduced vocal shewa to avoid the tone-long vowel being left in an open, propretonic syllable

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13
Q

How do words beginning with gutturals reduce when propretonic reduction occurs?

A

The tone long vowel reduces to hatef patah

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14
Q

What nouns are affected by pretonic reduction?

A

Some masculine nouns whose singular form has the vowel pattern o-e (i.e. “sofer) (active participles)

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15
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What is pretonic reduction?

A

The reduction of the second vowel to shewa

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16
Q

What are segolates?

A

Nouns with the vowel pattern e-e

17
Q

What is the pluralization pattern for masculine/endingless feminine segolates?

A

If the second or third consonant is a guttural, both sullables are pointed with patah

18
Q

What is the pluralization pattern for feminine segolates ending in ה ָ-?

A

The first syllable undergoes propretonic reduction, the second syllable is pointed with qamatz, and the plural ending is added; if the first consonant is a gutteral, its pointed with hatef patah; the stress moves to the end of the word when the suffix is added

19
Q

נְחשֶׁת

A

Copper, bronze

20
Q

What are geminate nouns?

A

Nouns consisting of a monosyllabic closed syllable

21
Q

Why are geminate nouns called ‘geminate’?

A

Because the last consonant of the word is technically doubled; when the noun is pluralized the strong dagesh returns

22
Q

What happens to a geminate noun pointed with a long vowel when it’s pluralized?

A

The long vowel reduces to a short vowel (sere to hireq, holem to qibbus)

23
Q

How does a geminate noun ending in a guttural pluralize?

A

If the singular is pointed with a short vowel, the plural undergoes either compensatory lengthening or virtual doubling

24
Q

How to nouns ending in ה pluralize?

A

The final vowel and ה are replaced directly by the plural suffix

25
Q

עָפָר

26
Q

נ - ט - ע

27
Q

עֵדֶן

28
Q

טוּב

29
Q

ה - י - ה

30
Q

תַּרְדֵּמָה

A

Deep sleep

31
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ל - ק - ח

32
Q

צֵלָע

33
Q

ב - נ - ה

A

To build, establish