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a conjugation is a set of inflected forms (of a given verb stem) based on person, gender, and number.
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perfect conjugation is used to denote complete (i.e., “perfected”) action. For now, think of the perfect conjugation as the past tense in the active voice.
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| how are the inflections of the Qal stem made? |
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The inflections of the Qal stem are made by adding suffixes to the verb. These suffixes generally follow the sounds of the personal pronouns you have already studied.
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A triliteral or triconsonantal root (Hebrew: שוֹרֶש, shoresh) is a root containing a sequence of three consonants.
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strong verbs-Hebrew verb roots are divided according to whether the verb is regular or irregular with respect to one (or more) of its letters. Regular verbs are called שלמים (shleimim) and have no weak letters (i.e., gutturals) in the shoresh. They are therefore called strong verbs.
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| qal perfect strong verb conjugation |
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| Ending suffixes for the Qal Perfect |
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א, ה, ח, ע, AND SOMETIMES ר
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| meteg is a secondary accent that sometimes appears in addition to the primary accent in a word. It is made exactly like the silluq, but the two are easily distinguishable, since silluq appears only on the tone syllable of the last word in a verse. |
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1.it is sometimes used to mark long vowels that stand two or more syllables before the tone syllable of a word, in order to insure these long vowels are given proper stress in pronunciation.
2. it iis often used with short vowels that stand immediately before compound shevas.
3. it may also be used with either long or short vowels that stand immediately before simple (vocal) shevas.
4. It may also be used with unchangeably long vowels that stand before a maqqef. |
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