Segholates, Diphtongs and other words

Question 1

מֶ֫לֶךְ

Answer 1

king

Question 2

מַלְכוֹ

Answer 2

his king

Segholates revert back to their original vowel when a suffix is added. On the other hand, with
the plural segholates, only with the plural suffixes, will they revert to the original vowel.

Question 3

מְלָכִים

Answer 3

kings

Question 4

מְלָכֶ֫יהָ

Answer 4

her kings

Segholates revert back to their original vowel when a suffix is added. On the other hand, with
the plural segholates, only with the plural suffixes, will they revert to the original vowel.

Question 5

מְלָכִים

Answer 5

kings

Question 6

מַלְכֵיהֶם

Answer 6

their kings

Segholates revert back to their original vowel when a suffix is added. On the other hand, with
the plural segholates, only with the plural suffixes, will they revert to the original vowel.

Question 7

מָ֫וֶת

Answer 7

death

Question 8

מוֹתוֹ

Answer 8

his death

Nouns with a diphthong will contract when the accents shi&s because of the suffix.

Question 9

בַּ֫יִת

Answer 9

house

Question 10

בֵּיתוֹ

Answer 10

his house

Nouns with a diphthong will contract when the accents shi&s because of the suffix.

Question 11

בֵּן

Answer 11

son

Question 12

בְּנוֹ

Answer 12

His son

They lose the ṣêrê. If because of this reduc!on two vocal ševāʾs stand in succession, the first
rule of the ševāʾ will be applied.

Question 13

בִּנְךָ

Answer 13

Your son

They lose the ṣêrê. If because of this reduc!on two vocal ševāʾs stand in succession, the first
rule of the ševāʾ will be applied.

Question 14

אִשְׁתּוֹ

Answer 14

his wife

These nouns will turn in the following forms: -אִשְׁתּ־ בִּתּ

Question 15

בִּתּוֹ

Answer 15

his daughter

These nouns will turn in the following forms: -אִשְׁתּ־ בִּתּ