This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1845 Excerpt: ...he did badly, Jml' he put on the shoes, $ he did well. In Pael and Ethpaal conjugations Olaph is changed into Yud; as, o he prepared, .a I Q he was prepared. 44. Verbs p. This class comprehends the two classes of Hebrew verbs terminating in X and n, and the three classes of Arabic verbs ending in I j j. In the ...
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This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1845 Excerpt: ...he did badly, Jml' he put on the shoes, $ he did well. In Pael and Ethpaal conjugations Olaph is changed into Yud; as, o he prepared, .a I Q he was prepared. 44. Verbs p. This class comprehends the two classes of Hebrew verbs terminating in X and n, and the three classes of Arabic verbs ending in I j j. In the consideration of these verbs, we observe, 1st. When they receive an addition to the end the Olaph is either taken away or changed into Yud; thus, A. This arises from the circumstance that Olaph is seldom found in the middle of a word beginning a syllable, or quiescent in the middle of a syllable. 2nd. Participles form the fem. gender according to the rules given in the Chapter on Nouns; as, fem. l--V3 "em 1- ) 3rd. Olaph in the 3rd. pers. sing, praet. of all the conjugations, except Peal, becomes Yud quiescent in; as, 4th. The infin. is subject to the 1st rule; but in other respects it is regular. 5th. In the imper. Peal and Bthpeel sing, masc, Olaph is changed into Yud; in the former it rests in x, in the latter it makes a diphthong with; thus, --and.-But in the other conjugations Olaph remains and rests in In the fem. 0 makes a diphthong with. In the plural forms the third rad. is taken away in all the conjugations; thus, 6th. In the fut. tense and participles, Olaph rests in but before the affixes, p and __, it is taken away. Before the affix! Olaph passes into Yud moveable; as, IXT. In the plu. prset. Peal of the third person we have and-for "" n a ew n" stances in the Philoxenian version the Olaph is preserved when the affixes are annexed to them; as, w-.aio-f they untied him, Mark xi. 4. Some verbs in Peal change Olaph into Yud, and are declined as the praeterite of the other conjugations; thus, Plural. Singular. 0 ' &...
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