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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
Verse Ex17-13a discussing Joshua's
defeat of Amalayk states
And Joshua weakened Amalek and his people with the edge of the sword.
Rashis comment translates almost perfectly into English:
The underlined word weakened is the verb form
of the adjective weak, and means to make
someone weak.
Sermonic Points: Why did God order
Joshua to weaken Amalayk but ordered Saul to
destroy Amalayk. See rule #4 for a
continuation of the explanation of this Rashi.
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