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VERSE: Lv13-23b
RASHIS COVERED: Lv13-23b Lv13-39b Lv13-45a Lv13-45b Lv14-04f
Lv13-23b
(C) Dr Hendel, Jan-04


SUCCINCT SUMMARY
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One of Rashis 10 main methods is the explanation of meaning
the same way a dictionary explains meaning. We call this
the WORD MEANING method.

Rashi had 10 vehicles to explain meaning. Today we examine
three of them.

EXAMPLE: NAMING BY APPEARANCE - WORM WOOL
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All languages allow naming by appearance. For example
the phrase ORANGE shirt names the color ORANGE by a
fruit having that color. Similarly (Lv14-04f) WORM WOOL
refers to wool died with worms blood that appears red.

LIST810b presents other words named by appearance

EXAMPLE: SYNONYMS--TEAR
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In the synonyms method Rashi seeks not to explain meaning
but rather assumes the meaning is known and Rashi seeks
to clarify the nuances between words with similar meaning.

To understand Rashi on Lv13-45a we require the RADACK
book of ROOTS: QR& and PRM both mean to TEAR
- QR& refers to general tearing
- PRM refers to tearing at the seams (RADACK)
The root PRM is very rare occurring only 3 times in the
Bible.

LIST955z below presents lists of synonym pairs explained
by Rashi.

EXAMPLE: 2-4 Letter roots
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At times Rashi would identify the meaning of a 3 letter
root by viewing the three letter root as composed of its
two letter components and one letter.  By analyzing the
meaning of the two letter root and the remaining letter
Rashi would arrive at the meaning of the 3 letter root.
Rashi believed that for purposes of grammatical conjugation
three letter roots were used while for purposes of meaning
two letter roots are used.

EXAMPLE: PR& = Pasture like
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The Hebrew root PR& refers to letting hair grow
wild. It comes from the root R& which refers to
pastures. Wild hair looks like a pasture. The initial
PAY simply intensifies the meaning: HERE (Pay) is
a PASTURE(R&) = WILD GROWTH.

LIST910p below presents other roots with initial PAY

EXAMPLE: BHQ = breakout
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The Hebrew root BQ means to SPLIT. The Hebrew
letter HAY means THE and intensifies. The
combination, BHQ means A GOOD EXAMPLE OF A SPLIT,
that is, a BREAKOUT. It refers to a breakout of
ordinary white looking flesh against a background
of inflammations.

LIST910q below presents roots with 2nd letter hey

EXAMPLE: CRB = burn
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The root CRB only occurs 2-3 times in the Bible. It
refers to a BURN.  It comes from the two letter root
CRH which means TIGHT and refers to TIGHTNESS of skin
accompanying a burn. The terminal letter BETH simply
indicates the SOURCE or HOUSE (Beth) of the activity.
So CRB, the BURN, is the SOURCE that HOUSES, TIGHTNESS

LIST910r below presents roots with terminal Beth.
ITEM DETAIL
RASHI RULE CLASS: WORD MEANINGS
RASHI SUBRULE CLASS 2-4 LETTER ROOTS
RASHI WORKBOOK PRINCIPLE #7
SEE BELOW LIST910p
List of roots with Pay=Intense example of remaining root
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SEE BELOW LIST910q
List of roots with Middle HEY=intense example
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SEE BELOW LIST910r
List of roots with Terminal beth=SOURCE OF
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RASHI SUBRULE CLASS SYNONYMS
RASHI WORKBOOK PRINCIPLE #7
SEE BELOW LIST955z
List of Synonym pairs
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RASHI SUBRULE CLASS 8 Methods of Naming
SEE BELOW LIST810b
List of items named by their FORM/APPEARANCE
LIST910p
(C) Dr Hendel, Jan-04

List of roots with       Middle HEY=intense example
ROOT MEANS PEY= OTHER TWO LETTERS MEAN HEBREW 2 LETTER
P-R& wild Xample pasture like R& *1
P-AR splndor Xample light AR *2
P-XM coal Xample heat XM *3
P-GL disgust Xample Dung GLL *4
P-RQ unload Xample Empty RQ *5
COMMENTS
*1 WILD HAIR is EXEMPLIFIED by (WILD) PASTURE (Lv13-45b)

*2 SPLENDOR is EXEMPLARY LIGHT

*3 BURNING COAL is a good example of HEAT

*4 DISGUST is EXEMPLIFIED by DUNG

*5 UNLOADING is EXEMPLIFIED by EMPTYING
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