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Hebrew Grammar Worksheets, 1836; printed forms with Hebrew and English additions in handwriting of ; nine pages; CHL.
A piece of a newspaper was used as a wrapper for the worksheets, with a docket reading “Hebrew Grammar.”

Historical Introduction

See Historical Introduction to Supplement to J. Seixas’ Hebrew Grammar.
Additional observations for discovering the Root.
1. It usually happens that when the Praeformative letter of a verb has the vowel Tsaree ( ֵ ) under it, the letter י (seldom ה) has been dropped; as [blank] from [blank] from [blank] [blank] from [blank]
2. When the Praeformative has a Kaumets (ָ ) under it, ו or the doubled radical has been dropped; as [blank] from [blank] from [blank]
3. When a Dagesh follows the Praeformative, נ has been dropped; (but see § 30.)
4. In other cases, the radical ה has been dropped.
Note 1. In a very few cases a Dagesh shows a [blank] dropped.
Note 2. A Dagesh in the first sometimes in the second radical frequently shows the absence of the doubled radical; as [blank] and [blank] from [blank] from [blank]
Note 3. A few verbs whose second and third radicals are alike, have a Tsaree under the Praeformative; as [blank] from [blank]
N. B. The verbs [blank] etc. come from [blank]
Note 4. Verbs beginning with [blank] [blank] or, [blank] are verbs whose first radical is [blank] See § 51.
Note 5. Some roots lose their [blank] at the beginning; and some lose their [blank] at the end; as [blank] from [blank] from [blank] from [blank] from [blank] [p. 9]
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Hebrew Grammar Worksheets, 1836, Amasa Lyman Copy
ID #
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Total Pages
20
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  1. new scribe logo

    Amasa Lyman handwriting ends; printed form resumes.

  2. [5]

    TEXT: “§ 30” refers to a section in Joshua Seixas’s Manual Hebrew Grammar for the Use of Beginners; that section is not reproduced in the supplement or this worksheet.

  3. [6]

    TEXT: “§ 51” refers to a section in Joshua Seixas’s Manual Hebrew Grammar for the Use of Beginners; that section is not reproduced in the supplement or this worksheet.

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