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Elements of Syriac Grammar by an Inductive Method (Paperback)
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Elements of Syriac Grammar by an Inductive Method (Paperback)
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Loot Price R311
Discovery Miles 3 110
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This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text.
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book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not
illustrated. 1891 edition. Excerpt: ...classes from E "Waw and E
Yudh verbs come under declension two e. g. and Mc. Remark
2.--Segholates from E Olaph, E Nun, and EE verbs come under the
third declension, e. g. head (R. lUStl); s well; oppression (R.
Ml); a people (R. DBS). Remark 3.--Nouns like Lo voice (from
kawalo) and old (from Sjo) which had originally two short vowels
come under the third declension. Remark 4.--With consonantal Olaph
as the third Radical, we have unclean. The vowel of the Olaph being
thrown back and the Olaph quiescing. See 24(1). These are nouns
which had originally in the masculine one or two short vowels.
Remark 1.--In Pe Yudh nouns like Lrl, the Tudh quiesces in when it
would otherwise have a half-vowel. Remark 2.--In E "Waw nouns the
diphthong passes over into o in the emphatic singular and in the
singular with suffixes, e. g. cow, l&Va collection. Remark
3.--In segholate feminines from Lomadh Olaph roots the Yudh
quiesces in its homogeneous vowel in the emphatic singular and
before suffixes. Generally, this causes the preceding consonant to
lose its vowel, e. g. & I. For exceptions, see 85. Remark
4.--Like are pure and t n Atzrd, and, in general, participles and
adjectives of the form M-0, j?. Remark 5.--Instead of o-iio, some
give the abs. sing. as aLis, making it like Declension IV. xa bath
is in the singular like Jt Hv, but in the plural it has Remark
G.--Feminine nouns in JLl from masculines in or, o are inflected
like llJ, except that the vowels of the penult remain firm. So
also, feminine nouns in 1 from masculines of the form katul, e. g.
b tin nNv little queen; "bL'iL. perishable things. Remark 7.--Nouns
like Jkl affliction from 'awaka have in the construct UoL, ...
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