Gesenius' Hebrew Grammar

D. Appleton & Company, 1847 - 405 páginas

Section INTRODUCTION 1 Of the Shemitish Languages in General	17

History of the Hebrew as a Living Language	22

Section	23

Works on the Grammar of the Hebrew Language	28

Division and Arrangement of Grammar PART I OF THE ELEMENTS	30

Of Reading and Orthography 5 Of the Consonants their Forms and Names	31

Pronunciation and Division of Consonants	33

ibid	35

Of Forms which mark the Gender of Nouns	155

Derivation of Nouns	157

Primitive Nouns 82 Of Verbal Nouns in General	158

Nouns derived from the Regular Verb	159

Quadriliterals	162

Denominative Nouns	164

Of the Plural 155	167

The Genitive and the Construct State	168

Of the Vowels in General VowelLetters and VowelSigns	37

Of the VowelSigns	39

Character and Value of the several Vowels	43

Signs which affect the Reading of Consonants 10 Of the HalfVowels and the SyllableDivider Shva 12 Of Daghesh in General and Daghesh Forte in P...	50

Mappiq and Raphe 51	52

Of the Accents	53

Mappiq and Methegh 17 Qori and Kethibh CHAPTER II Peculiarities and Changes of Letters of Syllables and the Tone 18 In General	55

Changes of Consonants	57

Doubling of Consonants	59

Aspiration and the Removal of it by Daghesh Lene	61

Peculiarities of the Gutturals	62

Of the Feebleness of the Breathings	65

Changes of the Feeble Letters and	67

Of the Pronoun	86

The Relative Pronoun	92

35	98

126b Use of the Future with Vav Conversive	102

Lengthening and Shortening of the Future and Imperative Jus	105

Hiphil and Hophal	114

Of the Irregular Verb A Verbs with Gutturals	126

In General	127

Verbs Pe Guttural E g 7 to stand Parad D	128

Verbs Lamedh Guttural e g to send Parad	129

Unchangeable Vowels	130

Verbs E g Parad	132

Feeble Verbs Verba Quiescentia	135

to dwell E g to eat Parad I	136

to be good 75 Verbs doubly anomalous Second Class or Verbs properly Parad L	139

Class or Contracted Verbs 70 Verbs Third 71 Feeble Verbs E g p to rise up Parad M	140

Unusual Conjugations	142

ibid	143

General View	154

Traces of Ancient CaseEndings Paragogic Letters	170

The Noun with Pronominal Suffixes 170	173

Vowel Changes in the Noun	176

Paradigms of Masculine Nouns	177

VowelChanges in the Formation of Feminine Nouns	184

Paradigms of Feminine Nouns	185

List of the Irregular Nouns	188

Numerals II Ordinal Numbers	192

Preposition with Suffixes and with the Plural Form	198

Syntax of the Noun	204

The Suffix of the Verb	209

Use of the Article	211

Of the Genitive	217

Syntax of the Numerals	223

Relative Pronoun and Relative Clauses	229

The use of the Preterite	235

Infinitive Construct	246

Verbs with the Accusative	253

Construction of Passive Verbs	259

Ditto	265

Of Interrogative Words and Sentences	272

Of the Conjunctions	279

ibid	16

Of Syllables and their Influence on the Quantity of Vowels	26

Changes of Vowels especially in Respect to their Quantity	27

Rise of New Vowels and Syllables	28

Of the Tone Changes of the Tone and of the Pause	29

59	41

70	53

77	54

The Preterite with Pronominal Suffixes	58