Hebrew Grammar Worksheets, 1836, Amasa Lyman Copy
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Source Note
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.”
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Historical Introduction
See Historical Introduction to Supplement to J. Seixas’ Hebrew Grammar.
Serviles.
איתן משׁה וכלב
Prefixes.
| מ | signifies from, out of, on account of, in comparison with. |
| ה | " [signifies] the, this, that. |
| ו | " [signifies] and, but, yet, then, that. |
| כ | " [signifies] as, like, according to, when. |
| ל | " [signifies] to, as to, for, of. |
| ב | " [signifies] in, with, over, by. |
The article the is sometimes to be supplied after some of the above prefixes.
Nouns.
Nouns are formed from verbs, 1. By changing their vowels.
2. By dropping one (sometimes two) letters of the root.
3. By adding to a root,
| ה ,נ , י | at the end, |
| א מ | at the beginning, |
| ת | at the beginning or end, |
| ו or י | in the middle. |
Terminations of Nouns.
| וּת יִת ה | singular fem. |
| תׁ וֺת | plural fem. |
| ת ַת ֵה | construct fem. sing. |
| ם ִים. | plural masc. |
| י ֵ | plur. construct. |
| יִַם | dual. |
Note. A perfect root contains three radical letters, an imperfect root contains but two or one.
Possessive Pronouns, called Suffixes.
| a book. | |
| י -ִ | my |
| ךָ כָה ךְ | thy |
| וֺ הוּ ו | his (its) |
| הּ הָ | her (its) |
| נוּ | our |
| כֶם כֶּן | your |
| הֶם ם הֶן | their |
| י -ִ | ךָ |
| וֺ | כ |
| י | |
| ם | ךְ |
| ם |
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