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Hebrew @ UDTS > Sem 2: Quiz 3 Grammar (Futato Ch 25-26, 27.4-5) Hollow verbs; verbs w/vav relative; questions--ADD QUESTIONS > Flashcards

Sem 2: Quiz 3 Grammar (Futato Ch 25-26, 27.4-5) Hollow verbs; verbs w/vav relative; questions--ADD QUESTIONS Flashcards

1
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What is the telltale sign that there is:
a missing nun in the first radical position?

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  • leaves behind a footprint dagesh
  • drops I-nun and tav may be added to the end
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What is the telltale sign that there is:
a missing yod/vav in the first radical position?

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  • the preformative vowel is tsere instead of hireq
  • I-yod or vav drops and tav is added at end
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What is the telltale sign that a I-alef may be missing?

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if the preformative vowel is holem

(Imperfect 1cs)

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What is the telltale sign that a III-he may be missing?

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can only be discerned by the process of elimination

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5
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What is the telltale sign that a II-yod/vav is missing?

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It is a hollow verb, perfect has 2 root letters, usually with an a-class vowel under the 1st root letter.

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What is true of hollow imperfect forms?

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  • middle radical retained
  • root vowels for 1st and 2nd radicals of strong verbs NOT present
  • Preformatives have a qamets after them
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7
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What is true of hollow perfect forms?

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  • second radical and vowel have dropped out
  • In 3rd person the 1st root vowel is qamets
  • In 1st & 2nd persons the 1st root vowel is patakh
  • There are variations, such as with bosh which keeps the holem or the holem-vav in all perfect forms, or mut which has 1Rv tsere in the 3rd person (not qamets)
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What is true of hollow verbs?

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  • have yod or vav as 2nd radical
  • in impf, yod/vav present but qamets is under preformative
  • in pf (R), verb collapses
  • Inf. const. same as dictionary forms
  • Inf. abs. always have a holem-vav
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he arose

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she arose

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you(ms) arose

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you(fs) arose

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I arose

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they(c) arose

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you(mp) arose

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we arose

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17
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he will arise

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she will arise
or
you(ms) will arise

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you(fs) will arise

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I will arise

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they(mp) will arise

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they(fp) will arise
or
you(fp) will arise

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you(mp) will arise

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we will arise

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25
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to arise

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surely (arise)

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27
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he came
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he entered

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he will come
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he will enter

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I came
OR
I entered

30
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to come
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surely (come)

31
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we came
OR
we entered

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you came
you entered
(mp)

33
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you came
you entered
(ms)

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he died

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he will die

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I died

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she died

38
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surely (die)

39
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to die

40
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you(ms) died

41
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he was ashamed

(also “to be ashamed” or “surely” be ashamed)

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he will be ashamed

43
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I was ashamed

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she was ashamed

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they were ashamed

46
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to be ashamed
OR
surely (be ashamed)

47
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we were ashamed

48
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you(fp) were ashamed

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you(fs) were ashamed

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you(mp) were ashamed

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you(ms) were ashamed

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he put

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he will put

54
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surely (put)
surely (place)

55
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to put
to place
to set

56
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What can adding a vav to the beginning of a verb do?

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  • REVERSE the
    past-future relationship
  • May or may not be translated with “and”
57
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What are the key ways to express the past tense?

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  1. use a perfect verb without vav-sheva
  2. prefix vav-patekh-dagesh to an imperfect verb
    [if prefixed before alef as with 1cs, compensatory lengthening takes place in prefix (vav-qamets is the prefix)]

Use of simple sheva as prefix - impf still translated as future tense.

58
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What are the key ways to express the future tense?

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  1. use an imperfect verb with NO vav or with prefix vav-sheva
  2. prefix vav-sheva to a perfect verb
59
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What does WCI stand for?

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vav consecutive imperfect

or vav relative impf
or vav reversive impf

60
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What is true when using the WCI?

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  • vowels usually stay same
  • the 2nd radical vowel may change slightly
  • the past-future relationship reverses
61
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Which two weak roots often differ from regular imperfect verbs?

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Hollow verbs almost always collapse
III-He verbs almost always lose the He

62
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What is true of using vav-sheva with the perfect?

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  1. often used when imperfect was previously used in the narrative.
  2. vowels DO NOT CHANGE!
  3. REVERSES past to future
63
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What does WCP stand for?

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(Waw Consecutive Perfect)

or vav reversive perfect

or vav relative perfect

64
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(and) he entered

(remember: past/future REVERSES with vav-patakh-dagesh)

here, the hollow verb collapsed

65
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(and) he uncovered

(remember: past/future REVERSES with vav-patakh-dagesh)

here, He went away!

66
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(and) she uncovered OR
(and) you uncovered

(remember: past/future REVERSES with vav-patakh-dagesh)

here, He went away!

67
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(and) I will remember

Remember, past/future reverses when perfect has vav-sheva

68
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it was and it will be

Remember, past/future reverses when perfect has vav-sheva

69
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How do we change the tense of
1. perfect verbs?
2. imperfect verbs?

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REVERSING tense:
1. perfect verbs get vav-sheva as prefix
2. imperfect verbs get vav-patakh-dagesh as prefix [or vav-qamets if precedes Alef as with the 1cs imperfect form]

Remember that the vav may or may not be translated as “and”

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