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      3. RASHI METHOD: GRAMMAR
      BRIEF EXPLANATION: Rashi explains verses using grammar principles, that is, rules which relate reproducable word form to word meaning. Grammatical rules neatly fall into 3 categories
      • (a) the rules governing conjugation of individual words,Biblical roots,
      • (b) the rules governing collections of words,clauses, sentences
      • (c) miscellaneous grammatical, or form-meaning, rules.
      This examples applies to Rashis Gn42-20a
      URL Reference: (c) http://www.Rashiyomi.com/w33n6.htm
      Brief Summary: Nouns can be transformed into verbs in several ways: (a) CREATE: To flower (b) REMOVE: To dust (c) USAGE: To hammer. Hence the phrase YOUR WORDS WILL BE TRUTHIFIED means they will be PROVEN.

    Although most conjugation rules refer to the conjugation of verbs, there are also conjugation rules for transfroming nouns into verbs. We list several common methods for transforming nouns into verbs:
  • create the noun: e.g. to flower
  • remove the noun: e.g. to dust
  • use the noun: e.g. to hammer
  • the verb(activity) done to this noun: e.g. Dt21-04b: neck the calf in other words kill it with a blow to the neck

Verses Gn42-19:20 discussing why Joseph imprisoned his brothers (in order to verify their story) states if ye be upright men, let one of your brethren be bound in your prison-house; but go ye, carry for for the famine of your houses; and bring your youngest brother unto me; so shall your words will be truthified, and ye shall not die.' And they did so. Rashi explains: Truthified is the passive verb form of the noun truth and means to create truth or more colloquially to verify. 


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