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Elementary Hebrew 2007

Elementary Hebrew 2007

The essentials of Hebrew morphology, syntax, and vocabulary taught by Dr. Bartelt.

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026. Chapter 3.3

Andrew Bartelt

The finished product of a prefix with the article. The Hebrew conjunction is simply a waw with a shewa.
027. Chapter 4.1

Andrew Bartelt

Intro to verb morphology. Hebrew has two tenses, the perfect and the imperfect.
028. Chapter 4.2

Andrew Bartelt

Conjugating the perfect aspect verb form (Qal conjugation).
029. Chapter 4.3

Andrew Bartelt

The direct object marker precedes a definite noun that is the direct object.
030. Chapter 4.4

Andrew Bartelt

The basic Hebrew word for "not."
031. Chapter 4.5

Andrew Bartelt

Hebrew is a Verb-Subject-Object (VSO) language.
032. Chapter 5.1

Andrew Bartelt

First Gutturals (I-Gutturals) are irregular verbs that have gutturals as the first letter of the verbal root.
033. Chapter 5.2.A

Andrew Bartelt

First Gutturals (I-Gutturals) are irregular verbs that have gutturals as the first letter of the verbal root.
034. Chapter 5.2.B

Andrew Bartelt

Dealing with various irregular verb forms.
035. Chapter 5.2.D

Andrew Bartelt

Third Alephs are irregular verbs that have an aleph as the third root letter.
036. Chapter 5.2.E

Andrew Bartelt

Nuns assimilate when they close a syllable.
037. Chapter 5.3

Andrew Bartelt

Hollow root (II-Waw, II-Yod) and III-He words are irregular verbs that have only two consonantal root letters.
038. Chapter 5.3.A

Andrew Bartelt

Hollow root (II-Waw, II-Yod) words are irregular verbs that have only two consonantal root letters.
039. Chapter 5.3.B

Andrew Bartelt

III-He words are irregular verbs that have only two consonantal root letters.
040. Chapter 5.4

David Adams

Stative verbs describe a condition or state of being.
041. Chapter 6.1

Andrew Bartelt

The imperfect aspect verb form tends to indicate a future or incompleted action.
042. Chapter 6.1.B

Andrew Bartelt

Conjugating the imperfect aspect verb form (Qal conjugation).
043. Chapter 6.2.B

David Adams

First Gutturals (I-Gutturals) are irregular verbs that have gutturals as the first letter of the verbal root.
044. Chapter 6.2.B.3

David Adams

First Alephs are irregular verbs that have an aleph as the first root letter.
045. Chapter 7

David Adams

Imperfects with First Nuns and/or Final Nuns are irregular.
046. Chapter 7.1.B

David Adams

Imperfects with First Yods or First Waws are irregular.
047. Chapter 7.2.A

David Adams

Imperfects of hollow root words are irregular.
048. Chapter 8.1

Andrew Bartelt

Intro to imperfect waw consecutives.
049. Chapter 8.1.B

Andrew Bartelt

Imperfect waw consecutives, continued.
050. Chapter 8.1.B.2

David Adams

Various irregular forms of the imperfect waw consecutive.

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