Hebrew Grammar Worksheets, 1836, Amasa Lyman Copy
Hebrew Grammar Worksheets, 1836, Amasa Lyman Copy
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Hebrew Grammar Worksheets, 1836; printed forms with Hebrew and English additions in handwriting of ; nine pages; CHL.
A piece of a newspaper was used as a wrapper for the worksheets, with a docket reading “Hebrew Grammar.”
Historical Introduction
Historical Introduction
See Historical Introduction to Supplement to J. Seixas’ Hebrew Grammar.
<A root contains 3 letters & is pointed with Kaumets & Pattakh ( ַ ); but if the last radical be א or ה then the root is pointed with two Kaumets>
Verbs with Sufformatives.
| — | פָּקַד he visited, רָאָה he saw, קָרָא he called, |
| ה— | she |
| תָ ת תְ— | thou |
| תִי תִ— | I |
| נוּ— | we |
| תֶם תֶן— | ye |
| ֻ וּ— | they <ye impritive [imperative]> |
The prefix ו (and, but yet, &c.) prefixed to a past tense often changes it into the future.
Verbs Future Tense, with Praeformatives and Sufformatives.
| he visited, | |
| —י | he shall, let it, let there, may he, it. |
| —ת | she shall or will, let her; thou shalt. |
| —נ | we shall or will, let us. |
| <—א> | <I shall or will let me> |
| ת—וּ | ye shall or will |
| ת—נָה | ye or they shall or will fem. |
| ֻ י—וּ | they shall or will. |
The prefix ו frequently changes the future into the past tense.
<ה כ ךְ ק א וֺ י>
<מ ל ח ת א ץ>
<מ>
<מ>
<מ> [p. 2]
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