The essentials of Hebrew morphology, syntax, and vocabulary taught by Dr. Bartelt.
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130. Chapter 20.3.C.2
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Hithpael metathesis is when two letters change positions in Hithpael forms where the first root letter is a sibilant.
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136. Chapter 21.1.B
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Example of how the Hophal is used, as the passive of the causative.
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141. Chapter 22.1
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Geminate verbs have "twin" letters for the second and third root letters. Geminate verbs are highly irregular.
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144. Chapter 22.2
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The Polel is a substitute for the Piel, when there is a problem doubling the middle root letter, such as with hollows.
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146. Chapter 22.3
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A Verbal Hendiadys ("one through two") is when two verb forms are used to express one verbal idea.
