
hebrew - Why does a segolate noun in Psalm 38:1[2] retain its …
2018年2月19日 · Segol occurs in a closed word-initial syllable under stress in n'εgbɔ and q'εdšɔ (in pause and in context, Gen 13:14, 28:14, Judg 4:9, 10). Segol also occurs in such syllables when unstressed, generally after alef, ḥet or ʿayin... And he goes on to give other examples (not including Ps 38:2).
What is the difference between את (et, with) and עם (`im, with) in ...
@Keelan Exodus 2:24 contains את first as object marker, then three times as "with"' all vocalized with segol. Vocalization of את as object marker with tsere occurs in Deuteronomy 6:5. The vocalization is dependent on position in phrase and intonation (ta'am) of preceding word. –
What is the meaning of 'spirit' in Genesis 6?
2015年6月8日 · Rashi dismisses this and reads this patah as a segol and brings as an example a similar transcription in Judges 5:7. Rashi's reading can be supported by the fact that there was no segol in the Babylonian system of pointalization, from which this word could have received its tradition. In any event, the meaning of בשגם appears to be ב-ש ...
genesis - How do you parse this verb (וְהִשְׁקָה)? - Biblical ...
2017年9月11日 · b) Imperfects end in segol hey. c) Imperatives end in sere hey. d) Infinitive absolutes end in holem hey. e) Infinitive constructs end in holem waw taw. f) Participles in segol hey. g) Qal passive participles end in sureq yod
Is the Hebrew word chesed (חֶסֶד) an auto-antonym?
2020年6月10日 · After the addition of vowels, Chased (חַסְד) = 108 becoming a kind word carrying a "kamatz" (קָמַץ) and a "Sheva" (שְׁוָא) adding only 16 + 20 to its weight and illustrating kindness as a light burden of the Father , instead of Chesed (חֶסֶד) = 142 becoming a disgraceful word replaces the lighter burden of Chased with a ...
David's son (s) Eliphelet - Biblical Hermeneutics Stack Exchange
This is a readers rule only. Segol and patach (which are the same in non-Tiberian pointalizations) are drawn out to a kamatz when they are in nouns in verse final position or intra-verse breaks (atnah's). This has no semantic implication. There are …
word study - Biblical Hermeneutics Stack Exchange
2017年12月18日 · Welcome to the world of Hebrew homographs. אִשָּׁה, with a kamatz under the shin is "woman", and אִשֶּׁה with a segol under the shin is a sacrifice that was burnt in its entirety. The first is a simple noun, the second is a noun based on אֵשׁ, fire, with a suffix ה indicating "of".
hebrew - Are the meanings of El and Elohe in Genesis 33:20 …
Both "elohim" and "elohe" start with the same Hebrew letter as "el", aleph, but the diacritic under the aleph is hataf-segol, indicating that the pronunciation is more like a short "e" as when pronouncing the name of the letter "L" or as a shortened soft "a" as in "Al Capone". So the complete phrase in transliteration is
How were Biblical names (in the past) differentiated from common …
2023年3月19日 · He being a righteous man, seems exceptional in terms of his name. However, the word spelled as "כָּלֵ֛ב" (Caleb) is never translated as "dog". The similar word "כֶּ֣לֶב" is. These are spelled differently, with the name "Caleb" having a patach as its first vowel, whereas the word "dog" has a segol. There are other differences as ...
Who was Moses supposed to say sent him, "Ehieh" or "Yahweh"
Note that the vowels assigned to the tetragrammaton in the Hebrew text are not Yahweh but Yehwah (sheva then qamats). As far as I can tell this is the garbled version. Yahweh (patakh then segol) would be the expected 3ms prefix conjugation in the qal. –