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VERSE: Lv25-41c

RASHIS COVERED: Lv25-41c Lv25-41b Gn26-26b Gn47-27b

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SUCCINCT SUMMARY
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One of Rashi's 10 major methods is to explain MEANING the
same way a dictionary explains meaning. We call this
Rashi METHOD of MEANING.

Rashi had 10 sub-methods by which to explain MEANING.
When Rashi shows a UNIFYING MEANING to the disparate
meanings of a single Hebrew root we say that Rashi is
using the UNIFIED MEANING sub-method

EXAMPLE  Root A-Ch-Z, (AXZ) means ...
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GRIP refers to the physical act of GRIPPING. Hence it
also refers to anything PERMANANT. It can mean

a) to Grip (e.g. Grab the grain)
b) medical condition (e.g. gripped by pain)
c) a group of friends (that grip one another in friendship)
   They stay PERMANANTLY together in all circumstances
d) overlay of utensil or house (e.g. Gripped by cedars)
   It is a PERMANANT overlay
d) a portion or INHERITANCE of land-land you have PERMANANTLY
f) One's REPUTATION and HONOR--the things people say
   about you that are PERMANANT and intrinsic to you
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ITEM                     DETAIL
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RASHI RULE CLASS:        WORD MEANINGS
RASHI SUBRULE CLASS      UNIFIED MEANING
RASHI WORKBOOK PRINCIPLE #7
SEE BELOW                LIST862q
List of meanings of root A-Ch-Z (AXZ) = to grip
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======================= LIST862q ================================
List of meanings of root A-Ch-Z (AXZ) = to grip
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MEANING           VERSE    TEXT OF VERSE WITH grip CAPITALIZED
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Grab              Ru03-16  GRAB the grain
Gripped           Ecc9-12  As fished GRIPPED by a net*1
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Medical Condition Isa13-08 GRIPPED by labor pains*10
Overlay           1K06-10  House was OVERLAYED with CEDARS*3 *10
Group of friends  Gn26-26b He came with a GROUP of friends*4 *10
Settle land       Gn47-27b They SETTLED in that piece of land*1*10
Reputation/honor  Lv25-41b he returns to his former REPUTATION*10
Reputation/honor  Lv25-41b he returns to his former REPUTATION*10

NOTES
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*1 These verbs are in the passive mode See Nu32-30
   for a similar usage

*3 Also see Es01-06 (Overlayed utensils)

*4 Also see Gn26-26b. Rashi points out an additional
   grammatical point
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   The terminal Tauv on a word need not indicate a
   construct state
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   We have discussed this elsewhere and will not
   repeat it here. For a reference see
   http://www.Rashiyomi.com/gn01-01b.htm for examples
   We will discuss this in future issues

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*10 Because it is hard to leave a GRIP, the word GRIP,
    in both English and Hebrew can connote PERMANANCE
    Several meanings in this list connote those
    - assets
    - or attributes that stay with a person for a long time
    - Something that he cannot get out of easily.
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