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Nouns with pronoun suffixes

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	Note: הו is used in [[Tanakh:Genesis_11:3\|Gen. 11:3]] for a masculine noun.		Note: הו is used in [[Tanakh:Genesis_11:3\|Gen. 11:3]] for a masculine noun.

			Note: הן suffix in [[Tanakh:Genesis_4:4\|Gen. 4:4]]. So the suffix may be preceded by ה.

	In feminine nouns ending with ה that ה is replaced with ת before pronoun suffixes.		In feminine nouns ending with ה that ה is replaced with ת before pronoun suffixes.

Victor Porton at 18:46, 25 September 2012

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	Note: הו is used in [[Tanakh:Genesis_11:3 Gen. 11:3]] for a masculine noun.		Note: הו is used in [[Tanakh:Genesis_11:3\|Gen. 11:3]] for a masculine noun.

	In feminine nouns ending with ה that ה is replaced with ת before pronoun suffixes.		In feminine nouns ending with ה that ה is replaced with ת before pronoun suffixes.

Victor Porton at 18:46, 25 September 2012

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	\| feminine \|\| כן (your ~)		\| feminine \|\| כן (your ~)
	\|-		\|-
	\|rowspan=2\| 3rd \|\| masculine \|\| ו (his ~) \|\| ם (their ~)		\|rowspan=2\| 3rd \|\| masculine \|\| ו/הו (his ~) \|\| ם (their ~)
	\|-		\|-
	\| feminine \|\| ה (her ~) \|\| ן (their ~)		\| feminine \|\| ה (her ~) \|\| ן (their ~)
	\|}		\|}

			Note: הו is used in [[Tanakh:Genesis_11:3 Gen. 11:3]] for a masculine noun.

	In feminine nouns ending with ה that ה is replaced with ת before pronoun suffixes.		In feminine nouns ending with ה that ה is replaced with ת before pronoun suffixes.

Victor Porton: /* Verbs with object pronoun suffixes */

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Verbs with object pronoun suffixes

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	Infinitive can have both object pronoun suffixes and subject pronoun suffixes.		Infinitive can have both object pronoun suffixes and subject pronoun suffixes.

			Note the suffix הו appearing after a noun (not verb) in [[Tanakh:Genesis 1:12\|Gen. 1:12]].

Victor Porton at 21:47, 25 October 2011

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	~~[[TODO]]~~		In feminine nouns ending with ה that ה is replaced with ת before pronoun suffixes.

			Now read about pronoun suffixes with plural nouns:

			For the plural nouns ending with ים that ים is replaced with the following suffixes:

			{\| class="grammar"
			!person !! gender !! singular !! plural
			\|-
			\|rowspan=2\| 1st \|\| masculine \|\|rowspan=2\| י (my ~) \|\|rowspan=2\| ינו (our ~)
			\|-
			\| feminine
			\|-
			\|rowspan=2\| 2nd \|\| masculine \|\|rowspan=2\| יך (your ~) \|\| יכם (your ~)
			\|-
			\| feminine \|\| יכן (your ~)
			\|-
			\|rowspan=2\| 3rd \|\| masculine \|\| יו (his ~) \|\| יהם (their ~)
			\|-
			\| feminine \|\| יה (her ~) \|\| יהן (their ~)
			\|}

			For the plural nouns ending with ות, after that ות are added the following suffixes (the same suffixes as in the previous table):

			{\| class="grammar"
			!person !! gender !! singular !! plural
			\|-
			\|rowspan=2\| 1st \|\| masculine \|\|rowspan=2\| י (my ~) \|\|rowspan=2\| ינו (our ~)
			\|-
			\| feminine
			\|-
			\|rowspan=2\| 2nd \|\| masculine \|\|rowspan=2\| יך (your ~) \|\| יכם (your ~)
			\|-
			\| feminine \|\| יכן (your ~)
			\|-
			\|rowspan=2\| 3rd \|\| masculine \|\| יו (his ~) \|\| יהם (their ~)
			\|-
			\| feminine \|\| יה (her ~) \|\| יהן (their ~)
			\|}

			A noun with a pronoun suffix is considered definite (but an article should be not put before it).

			==Verbs with object pronoun suffixes==

			These suffixes denote an object of an action:

			{\| class="grammar"
			!person !! gender !! singular !! plural
			\|-
			\|rowspan=2\| 1st \|\| masculine \|\|rowspan=2\| ני \|\|rowspan=2\| נו
			\|-
			\| feminine
			\|-
			\|rowspan=2\| 2nd \|\| masculine \|\|rowspan=2\| ך \|\| כם
			\|-
			\| feminine \|\| כן
			\|-
			\|rowspan=2\| 3rd \|\| masculine \|\| הו \|\| ם
			\|-
			\| feminine \|\| ה\|\| ן
			\|}

			In 3rd person, singular, feminine of perfect the suffix ה is replaced with ת before pronoun suffixes.

			In 2nd person, plural, masculine of perfect the suffix תם is replaced with תו before pronoun suffixes.

			In 3-weak verbs the last ה of the root is omitted before pronoun suffixes.

			Infinitive can have both object pronoun suffixes and subject pronoun suffixes.

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==Nouns with pronoun suffixes==

To a noun can be added a suffix meaning “whose” this noun is (as in the English phrase “my horse”). The suffixes are below:

{| class="grammar"
!person !! gender !! singular !! plural
|-
|rowspan=2| 1st || masculine ||rowspan=2| י (my ~) ||rowspan=2| נו (our ~)
|-
| feminine
|}