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Absolute infinitive is sometimes the three-letter root and sometimes the three-letter root with ו inserted between the second and the third letter.<br />
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It may be used near the same verb in perfect or imperfect with the meaning of emphasizing.<br />
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Sometimes absolute infinitive is before a perfect or imperfect, rarer (when there are no direct object) after one.<br />
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Perfect or imperfect with two absolute infinitives (one of the same root as the perfect or imperfect and other of an other root) may be translated as a gerund.<br />
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In absolute infinitive the last ה in the root is not replaced with ות.</div>Victor Porton