Grammar:Tutorial/Irregular verbs - Revision history

Victor Porton at 23:15, 1 March 2015

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	The Yod is omitted in some forms for some of these verbs. (TODO: Specify exactly.)		The Yod is omitted in some forms for some of these verbs. (TODO: Specify exactly.)

			==Other irregular verbs==

			Aleph on both second and third position is sometimes omitted in verbs and participles (Gesenius).

2015-03-01T22:52:58Z

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	Sometimes א is omitted in other imperfect forms (see Gesenius), specifially after letter Yod.		Sometimes א is omitted in other imperfect forms (see Gesenius), specifially after letter Yod.

			==Imperfect of 1-י verbs==

			The Yod is omitted in some forms for some of these verbs. (TODO: Specify exactly.)

2015-03-01T22:45:30Z

Imperfect of 1-א verbs

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	In the first person, singular of 1-א (having א as the first letter of the root) verbs that א is omitted (so leaving only one א instead of two consecutive אא).		In the first person, singular of 1-א (having א as the first letter of the root) verbs that א is omitted (so leaving only one א instead of two consecutive אא).

	Sometimes א is omitted in other imperfect forms (see Gesenius), specifially after ~~Yud~~.		Sometimes א is omitted in other imperfect forms (see Gesenius), specifially after letter Yod.

2015-03-01T22:45:03Z

Imperfect of 1-א verbs

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	In the first person, singular of 1-א (having א as the first letter of the root) verbs that א is omitted (so leaving only one א instead of two consecutive אא).		In the first person, singular of 1-א (having א as the first letter of the root) verbs that א is omitted (so leaving only one א instead of two consecutive אא).

	Sometimes א is omitted in other imperfect forms (see Gesenius).		Sometimes א is omitted in other imperfect forms (see Gesenius), specifially after Yud.

2015-03-01T22:44:11Z

Imperfect of 1-א verbs

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	In the first person, singular of 1-א (having א as the first letter of the root) verbs that א is omitted (so leaving only one א instead of two consecutive אא).		In the first person, singular of 1-א (having א as the first letter of the root) verbs that א is omitted (so leaving only one א instead of two consecutive אא).

			Sometimes א is omitted in other imperfect forms (see Gesenius).

2015-03-01T22:29:59Z

Imperfect of 1-נ

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	==Imperfect of 1-נ==		==Imperfect of 1-נ==

	For 1-נ verbs the letter נ is omitted after prefixes in imperfect.		For 1-נ verbs the letter נ is omitted after prefixes in imperfect (not always).

	נ is also sometimes omitted in imperative of 1-נ verbs.		נ is also sometimes omitted in imperative of 1-נ verbs.

2013-11-19T15:38:47Z

Perfect of empty verbs

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	The perfect of empty words is formed similar to perfect of regular verbs but with two letters (the first and the last letter of the root) instead of the full root.		The perfect of empty words is formed similar to perfect of regular verbs but with two letters (the first and the last letter of the root) instead of the full root.

	In imperfect the second letter of the root is not omitted. Before the suffix נה in imperfect of empty verbs sometimes is added the letter י.		In imperfect the second letter of the root is not omitted. Before the suffix נה in imperfect of empty verbs sometimes is added the letter י. (WRONG: Sometimes it is omitted in imperfect: [[Tanakh:Genesis_4:8\|Gen. 4:8]], word [[Hebrew:ויקם\|ויקם]].

	In participles of empty verbs the second letter of the root is omitted.		In participles of empty verbs the second letter of the root is omitted.

2012-06-29T17:00:08Z

Imperfect of 1-א verbs

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	==Imperfect of 1-א verbs==		==Imperfect of 1-א verbs==

	In the first person, singular of 1-א (having א as the first letter of the root) verbs that א is omitted (so leaving only one א instead of two ~~consecutiveאא~~).		In the first person, singular of 1-א (having א as the first letter of the root) verbs that א is omitted (so leaving only one א instead of two consecutive אא).

2012-06-29T16:58:04Z

Imperfect of 3-weak verbs

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	Note however that in [[~~Tanaks~~:Genesis 1:4\|Gen. 1:4]] imperfect, 3rd person, sing., masc. of the word ירא (from ראה) doesn't end with ה but the ה is omitted.		Note however that in [[Tanakh:Genesis 1:4\|Gen. 1:4]] imperfect, 3rd person, sing., masc. of the word ירא (from ראה) doesn't end with ה but the ה is omitted.

	==Active participle of 3-weak verbs==		==Active participle of 3-weak verbs==

2011-12-24T15:22:28Z

Perfect and imperfect of double verbs

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	Some of double verbs follow the regular declension.		Some of double verbs follow the regular declension.

	In imperfect of double verbs one of the double letters is omitted ~~(however see יעופף in [[Tanakh:Genesis_1:20\|Gen. 1:20]])~~.		In imperfect of double verbs one of the double letters is omitted.

	==Imperfect of 1-נ==		==Imperfect of 1-נ==