Piel Infinitive Abs. and Cons.

Question 1

גַּדֵּל

גדל to grow, become great, make important

Answer 1

Piel Absolute or construct

growing important (verbal noun)

growing (verbal noun)

greatly (express emphasis)

make great (imperative)

Infinitive construct can takes suffixes and prepositions

The suffix aached to the infinive construct can point to the subject or direct object. Context will determine how the suffix must be read.

Infinitve absolute does not take suffixes or prepositions,

Absolutes intesfify if they come before a similar verb, or indicate the duration if they come after

Infinitives are infinite in that they express the basic idea of a verb root but without person number and gender

(like an english verb then?)

Question 2

גַּדֵלְךָ

גדל to grow, become great, make important

Answer 2

Piel construct with suffix (your… 2mp)

growing important (verbal noun)

growing (verbal noun)

greatly (express emphasis)

make great (imperative)

Infinitive construct can takes suffixes and prepositions

The suffix aached to the infinive construct can point to the subject or direct object. Context will determine how the suffix must be read.

Infinitve absolute does not take suffixes or prepositions,

Absolutes intesfify if they come before a similar verb, or indicate the duration if they come after

Infinitives are infinite in that they express the basic idea of a verb root but without person number and gender

(like an english verb then?)

Question 3

גַּדְּלוֹ

גדל to grow, become great, make important

Answer 3

Piel Construct with Suffix (his.. 3ms)

growing important (verbal noun)

growing (verbal noun)

greatly (express emphasis)

make great (imperative)

Infinitive construct can takes suffixes and prepositions

The suffix aached to the infinive construct can point to the subject or direct object. Context will determine how the suffix must be read.

Infinitve absolute does not take suffixes or prepositions,

Absolutes intesfify if they come before a similar verb, or indicate the duration if they come after

Infinitives are infinite in that they express the basic idea of a verb root but without person number and gender

(like an english verb then?)

Question 4

בָּרֵךְ

ברך also, even, indeed,
moreover, yea

Answer 4

Piel Absolute or construct

also, even, indeed,
moreover, yea

Infinitive construct can takes suffixes and prepositions

The suffix aached to the infinive construct can point to the subject or direct object. Context will determine how the suffix must be read.

Infinitve absolute does not take suffixes or prepositions,

Absolutes intesfify if they come before a similar verb, or indicate the duration if they come after

Infinitives are infinite in that they express the basic idea of a verb root but without person number and gender

(like an english verb then?)

Question 5

צַוֵּה

צוה to command, charge, give
orders, lay charge, give

Answer 5

Piel Absolute

צוה to command, charge, give
orders, lay charge, give

commanding (verbal noun)

(express emphasis)

order (imperative)

Infinitive construct can takes suffixes and prepositions

Infinitve absolute does not take suffixes or prepositions,

Absolutes intesfify if they come before a similar verb, or indicate the duration if they come after

Infinitives are infinite in that they express the basic idea of a verb root but without person number and gender

(like an english verb then?)

Question 6

צַוּוֹת

צוה to command, charge, give
orders, lay charge, give

Answer 6

Piel construct

commanding (verbal noun)

(express emphasis)

Order! (imperative)

Infinitive construct can takes suffixes and prepositions

The suffix aached to the infinive construct can point to the subject or direct object. Context will determine how the suffix must be read.

Infinitve absolute does not take suffixes or prepositions,

Absolutes intesfify if they come before a similar verb, or indicate the duration if they come after

Infinitives are infinite in that they express the basic idea of a verb root but without person number and gender

(like an english verb then?)

Question 7

צַוּוֹתוֹ

צַוּוֹתְךָ

צוה to command, charge, give
orders, lay charge, give

Answer 7

Piel construct with suffixes (צַוּוֹתוֹ his…)

(צַוּוֹתְךָ your…)

commanding (verbal noun)

(express emphasis)

Order! (imperative)

Infinitive construct can takes suffixes and prepositions

The suffix aached to the infinive construct can point to the subject or direct object. Context will determine how the suffix must be read.

Infinitve absolute does not take suffixes or prepositions,

Absolutes intesfify if they come before a similar verb, or indicate the duration if they come after

Infinitives are infinite in that they express the basic idea of a verb root but without person number and gender

(like an english verb then?)

Question 8

יַסֹּר

יסר to chasten, discipline,
instruct, admonish

Answer 8

Piel absolute

disciplining (verbal noun)

(express emphasis)

admonish! (imperative)

Infinitive construct can takes suffixes and prepositions

Infinitve absolute does not take suffixes or prepositions,

Absolutes intesfify if they come before a similar verb, or indicate the duration if they come after

Infinitives are infinite in that they express the basic idea of a verb root but without person number and gender

(like an english verb then?)

Question 9

יַסֵּר

יסר to chasten, discipline,
instruct, admonish

Answer 9

Piel construct

יסר to chasten, discipline,
instruct, admonish

disciplining (verbal noun)

(express emphasis)

admonish! (imperative)

Infinitive construct can takes suffixes and prepositions

The suffix aached to the infinive construct can point to the subject or direct object. Context will determine how the suffix must be read.

Infinitve absolute does not take suffixes or prepositions,

Absolutes intesfify if they come before a similar verb, or indicate the duration if they come after

Infinitives are infinite in that they express the basic idea of a verb root but without person number and gender

(like an english verb then?)

Question 10

יַסֵּרוֹ

יַסֵּרְךָ

יסר to chasten, discipline,
instruct, admonish

Answer 10

Piel construct with suffixes (יַסֵּרוֹ his…)

(יַסֵּרְךָ your…)

disciplining (verbal noun)

(express emphasis)

admonish! (imperative)

Infinitive construct can takes suffixes and prepositions

The suffix aached to the infinive construct can point to the subject or direct object. Context will determine how the suffix must be read.

Infinitve absolute does not take suffixes or prepositions,

Absolutes intesfify if they come before a similar verb, or indicate the duration if they come after

Infinitives are infinite in that they express the basic idea of a verb root but without person number and gender

(like an english verb then?)