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30 Cards in this Set

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לְ
to, for
inseparable Preposition
בְּ
in, with, by
inseparable Preposition
כְּ
as, like, according to
inseparable Preposition
אַחֲרֵי (אַחַר)
after, behind
unattached preposition
אֶל
unto, to, toward
unattached preposition
אֵצֶל
near, beside
unattached preposition
אֵת (אֶת־)
with
unattached preposition
בֵּין
between, among
unattached preposition
בְּלִי
without
unattached preposition
עַל
on, upon, over
unattached preposition
עִם
with
unattached preposition
תַּחַת
under, instead of
unattached preposition
כְּמוֹ
like, as
unattached preposition
לִפְנֵי
before, in the presence of
unattached preposition
מוּל
opposite, in front of
unattached preposition
מִן
from
unattached preposition
נֶגֶד
in front of, opposite to
unattached preposition
סָבִיב
arround, surrounding
unattached preposition
עַד
until, as far as, up to
unattached preposition
לְמַעַן
in order that, for the sake of
unattached preposition
עֵבֶר
beyond
unattached preposition
Inseparable Preposition - Pointing rules
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1) normally ...
pointed with a shewa (ְ )
כְּאִישׁ
2) word beginning with a simple shewa ...
pointed with a hireq (ִ )
לִמְרַגֵּל
3) if joined to a word beginning with a composite shewa ...
pointed with the corresponding short vowel (ֲ ֳ ֱ )
לַעֲשׂוֹם
4) if followed by the definite article ...
the ה is omitted, allowing the preposition to usurp the position of the article
לָמֶּלֶךְ
5) attached immediately before the tone syllable of a word in pause ...
the preposition is sometimes lengthened to a qamets

1) when a נ stands vowelless between two consonants, the נ is assimilated and drops out, causing the following letter to receive a dagesh forte in a compensatory doubling of that consonant
מִמֶּלֶךְ

2) when the preposition מִן is prefixed inseparably to a word beginning with a guttural (א, ה, ח, ע, ר) the vowel under the מ lengthens from a hireq to a tsere
מֵאָדָם

3) when the preposition מִן is attached to a word which has the article, the preposition does not take the pointing and position of the article like the inseparable prepositions. Since the article is a guttural, the preposition, when attached, is pointed with a tsere
מֵהַלֵּבָב