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38 Cards in this Set
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What are the 2 types of dāgēš?
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Which letters come standard with dāgēš lene? |
בּ גּ דּ כּ פּ תּ |
* dāgēš lene only occurs in these 6 letters! |
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What can cause dāgēš lene to drop out of the b, g, d, k, p, t letters? |
If the consonant is preceded by a vowel or a vocal/compound shewa. |
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Examples of losing dāgēš lene. |
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Dāgēš Forte occurs in ALL consonants except ________. |
The Gutts Gang! ע א ה ח (ר) |
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Dāgēš forte will _________ the consonant, making its pronunciation stronger. |
double |
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Dāgēš forte or lene? |
Shin is not a bgdkpt letter, so this is not a DL, but rather a DF which doubles the shin. |
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DF will always close one syllable and open a new syllable. |
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Shewa under dāgēš forte is always vocal. |
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Mappîq |
Only in final ה -indicates that final ה is a consonant to be pronounced instead of a mater. |
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Articular |
A word that can take an article and indeed has one. Ex: The man… “man” is an articular noun in this sentence. |
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Anarthrous |
No article with the given word. |
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How does adding the inseparable preposition before the article work? |
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Article + inseparable preposition graphic… |
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Semantics/meaning of the article #1 |
The article can specify or determine which word is the noun. |
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Semantics/meaning of the article #2 |
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Semantics/meaning of the article #3 |
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Semantics/meaning of the article #4 |
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Define quiescent letters. |
Letters that loose consonantal value, becoming silent. |
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Which are the quiescent letters? |
א ה ו י |
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Note on vowel pointing and the final consonant. |
The final consonant of a word doesn’t need pointing but all consonants preceding it must have either a vowel or a shewa. |
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Under which circumstances will א become quiescent? |
When א is trying to close a syllable. |
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Compensatory lengthening |
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Under what circumstances will י (yôd) become quiescent? |
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What consonants comprise the Gutts Gang? |
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Characteristics of the Gutts Gang, #1 |
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Characteristics of the Gutts Gang, #2 |
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Characteristics of the Gutts Gang, #3 |
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Homorganic |
Sets of speech sounds produced using the same vocal organs. E.g. Gutts Gang & a-class vowels |
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Results in changes to the article’s vowel and the presence of DF. |
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What are the 4 forms of the article? |
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What is a definite noun? |
A noun with the article attached to it. |
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Note on the article before weak letters… |
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