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(C) Dr Hendel, Dec-02 | ||
RASHIS COVERED: Gn18-05c BECAUSE ON YES means SINCE!!!! Gn18-05d Gn19-08b QUESTION -------- Ex01-05a states that PHAROHS DAUGHTER WAS WALKING ON THE NILE But Rashi states that the Hebrew word AYIN-LAMED means NEAR. Thus Rashi translates the verse: PHAROHS DAUGHTER WAS WALKING NEAR THE NILE. Is this the real meaning of AYIN-LAMED? Can other examples be produced. ANSWER ------ The Hebrew word AYIN-LAMED which is usually translated as ON in fact has half a dozen meanings in addition to the special idiomatic meanings it has with other words. Here are some examples: AYIN-LAMED can mean a) ON, b) WITH, c) AT THE TIME OF d) TOWARDS, e) FOR, f) NEAR, g) BESIDES. Furthermore in conjunction with other words it can have idiomatic meaning--for example it can mean a) DEPRESSED, b) THEREFORE or SINCE. | ||
| ITEM | DETAIL | |
| RASHI RULE CLASS: | GRAMMARr | |
| RASHI SUBRULE CLASS: | SPECIAL CONNECTIVE WORDS(ON,TO,FOR,...) | |
| RASHI WORKBOOK PRINCIPLE | #9 | |
| SEE BELOW | LIST004g | |
| A list of verses | Where ON THE FACE means DEPRESSED*1 | |
| A list of verses | Where BECAUSE ON YES means SINCE | |
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*1 There are about 6 dozen Rashis on AYIN-LAMED. We shall spend about 10 issues presenting all these Rashis. This list will then grow over the next 10 issues In this issue we present examples where the idiomatic phrase ON THE FACE OF means DEPRESSED/ANGRY or UPSET. | ||
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(C) Dr Hendel, Dec-02 | ||
We present verses with the Hebrew word AYIN-LAMED AYIN-LAMED has 7 basic meanings and several idiomatic meanings Previous lists in the LIST004 series have reviewed other meanings of AYIN LAMED as follows ----------------------------------------------- VOLUME MEANING OF AYIN LAMED LIST INVOLVED -------- ------------------------ ------------- w16n11 ON LIST004a w16n12 LAMED-for LIST004b w16n13 CONCERNING / ACCOUNT OF LIST004c w16n14 BETH-with,time of, by LIST004d w16n15 BESIDES LIST004e w16n16 NEAR LIST004f w16n17 IDIOMS LIST004g We present below a list of verses where the Hebrew phrase KI AL KAYN means SINCE Note that the literal translation of this phrase has no special meaning - KI means BECAUSE - AL means ON - CAYN means YES Thus it is not obvious that the idiom KI AL KAYN means SINCE. However this translation flows naturally as we will see today and tomorrow | ||
| VERSE | TEXT OF VERSE: KI AL CAYN is translated as SINCE | |
| Gn18-05c | Please Eat SINCE you came to me | |
| Gn18-05d | Please eat SINCE you came to me | |
| Gn19-08b | Leave them alone SINCE they are my guests | |