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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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076. Chapter 13.2

Andrew Bartelt

The Hebrew idiom indicating possession.
077. Chapter 13.3

Andrew Bartelt

"Hinneh" is often translated "Behold."
078. Chapter 13.4

Andrew Bartelt

Interrogatives ("who," "what," "why") and the Interrogative He, which is a prefix that turns a declarative statement into a question.
079. Chapter 14.1

Andrew Bartelt

"The Imperative" (Volitive forms) includes jussives, imperatives, and cohortatives.
080. Chapter 14.2

Andrew Bartelt

The form of (2nd person) imperatives and irregularities with imperatives.
081. Chapter 14.2.B

Andrew Bartelt

Irregularities with imperatives, continued.
082. Chapter 14.3

David Adams

The form of (3rd person) jussives.
083. Chapter 14.4

David Adams

The form of (1st person) cohortatives, as well as the negation of volitives.
084. Chapter 14.5

David Adams

The negation of volitives, continued.
085. Chapter 14.6

David Adams

The Directive He is a suffix that indicates direction toward the noun to which it is attached.
086. Chapter 15.1

Andrew Bartelt

Infinitives are verbal nouns.
087. Chapter 15.1.A

Andrew Bartelt

Absolute and construct forms of the infinitive.
088. Chapter 15.2

Andrew Bartelt

The infinitive absolute is used as an intensifier.
089. Chapter 15.3

Andrew Bartelt

The infinitive construct is used as an English infinitive or as an English gerund.
090. Chapter 15.3.C.2

Andrew Bartelt

The infinitive construct as a gerund in a construct chain.
091. Chapter 15.3.C.3

Andrew Bartelt

The infinitive construct in a temporal clause.
092. Chapter 16.1

Andrew Bartelt

A pronominal direct object is often indicated by a verbal suffix.
093. Chapter 16.1.B

Andrew Bartelt

The perfect form of object suffixes.
094. Chapter 16.1.C

Andrew Bartelt

The imperfect form of object suffixes.
095. Chapter 16.1.D

David Adams

The imperative and infinitive forms of object suffixes.
096. Chapter 17.1

Andrew Bartelt

Intro to derived conjugations.
097. Chapter 17.1.C

Andrew Bartelt

Overview of the major conjugations.
098. Chapter 17.2

Andrew Bartelt

Intro to the Piel conjugation. The Piel intensifies the basic meaning.
099. Chapter 17.2.A.1

Andrew Bartelt

The Piel perfect paradigm.
100. Chapter 17.2.A.2

Andrew Bartelt

The Piel imperfect paradigm.

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