Unit 7: The 'Shewa' Flashcards

1
Q

[ְ] is called?

A

shewa

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2
Q

The two kinds of shewa are:

______ _____
and

______ _____

A

The two kins of shewa are:

silent shewa

and

moving shewa (vocalized)

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3
Q

A moving shewa _____ a syllable;

a silent shew ______ a syllable

A

A moving shewa opens a syllable;

a silent shew closes a syllable

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4
Q

in the word יִשְׁמְרוּ [yiš-mərû] the first shewa is ______ and the second shewa is _______

A

in the word יִשְׁמְרוּ [yiš-mərû] the first shewa is silent and the second shewa is moving

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5
Q

The moving shewa is considered to be part of the syllable it _____; it is not a ________ vowel that counts as its own syllable.

A

The moving shewa is considered to be part of the syllable it opens; it is not a separate vowel that counts as its own syllable.

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6
Q

There are _____ _____ each for the moving shew and the silent shewa .

A

There are three rules each for the

moving shew and the silent shewa.

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7
Q
  1. A shewa under the _____ _________

is moving

A
  1. A shewa under the first consonant

is moving

as in בְּיָדוֹ [yā-_d_ô]

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8
Q
  1. The second of ___ ___________ shewas (except at the ___ of a word) is always moving.
A
  1. The second of two consecutive shewas (except at the end of a word) is always moving.

as in יִכְתְּבוּ [yik-_b_û]

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9
Q
  1. A shewa _____ any consonant that is _______ by a ______ ______ is moving,

as in מִמְּךָ [mim-_k_ā].

A
  1. A shewa under any consonant that is doubled by a strong dagesh is moving,

as in מִמְּךָ [mim-_k_ā].

(This is basically equivalent to the second rule, since מְּ = מְמְ.)

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10
Q

There are _____ main indicators that a shewa is a silent shewa (i.e. that it ______ a ________)

A

There are three main indicators that a shewa is a silent shewa (i.e. that it

closes a syllable)

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11
Q

A shewa at the end of a word is ______, as in בֵּיתֵךְ [bê-tēk].

A

A shewa at the end of a word is silent,

as in בֵּיתֵךְ [bê-tēk].

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12
Q
  1. A shewa at the end of any ________ ________ is silent,

as in רֵדְנָה [rḗd-nāh].

A
  1. A shewa at the end of any accented syllable is silent,

as in רֵדְנָה [rḗd-nāh].

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13
Q
  1. A shewa after any _____ vowel (except ______ dagesh) is silent,

as in הִתְכַּתֵּב [hit-kat-tēb].

A
  1. A shewa after any short vowel (except strong dagesh) is silent,

as in הִתְכַּתֵּב [hit-kat-tēb].

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