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VERSE: Gn13-09b

========================= Gn13-09b ============================

SUCCINCT SUMMARY
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Everyone is familiar with the idea that Hebrew is
based on triliteral ROOTS. These triliteral roots can
be CONJUGATED in a variety of forms. Each distinct
conjugation gives rise to a distinct meaning. These
conjugations can be looked up in any of several popular
grammar books. Rashi frequently indicates rare forms

EXAMPLE
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Using the Ibn Shoshan grammatical tables-#10-we see
that Yud-2-3  roots (Roots whose first letter is Yud)
are conjugated in the causative mode using a CHOLAM
(OH) sound. Rashi on Gn13-09b alerts us to an alternative
conjugation using the TZARAY sound (AY sound)
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ITEM                     DETAIL
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RASHI RULE CLASS:        GRAMMARr
RASHI SUBRULE CLASS:     VERB CONJUGATIONS
RASHI WORKBOOK PRINCIPLE #9
SEE BELOW                LIST703d
Lists of roots with      Rare Causative form using Tzaray
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==================== LIST703d ====================
Lists of roots with rare Causative
form using Tzaray*1
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VERSE    RARE CAUSATIVE FORM WITH TZARAY   ROOT
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Pr02-15  TayTiV                            Y-T-B
Ex02-09  HayLiChi                          Y-L-K
Is14-31  HayLiLi                           Y-L-L
Gn13-09b AyMiNa                            Y-M-N
Gn21-07  Haynikah                          Y-N-K

NOTES
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*1 Normally the causative form applied to roots
   beginning with a yud uses a cholam (OH) vs
   a Tzaray.*10

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*10 The above list comes from Al Silbermans
    Grammatical Form Konkordance. Al classifies
    these forms as BIZARE. However since so many
    roots (beginning with Yud) illustrate the
    form we prefer to classify it as a RARE form
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