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REMARKS:

1. Words which are 'classic' and well known are written with no waw in the writing haser haniqud:

μΙΰ, λΜΙδ, τΜΙδ are written μΰ, λδ, τδ.

2. See pt N-d01.A

A.

A group of masculine nouns:

ϊΜΙν | ϊεν ----- completeness, integrity (Psa 25:21

γΜΙψ | γεψ ----- generation (Exo 3:15u

ςΙζ | ςεζ ----- strength (Psa 62:12

αΜΙυ | αευ ----- mud

REMARK: Sometimes this pattern serves as for construct state as well:

ϊΜΙσ (ξΔψΐιΘν) ׀ ϊεσ

----- (the) timbrel of (Mary) (cf. Isa 5:12)

ϊΜΙף ----- timbrel, tambourine (Isa 5:12

B.

The adjective 'kol' follows this pattern in the niqud when it stands for a noun meaning 'the whole', 'all things'.

λΜΙμ | λוμ ----- all, every (Rut 2:11

δ' ιεΙγΕςΗ ΰΖϊ δΗλΜΙμ |

δ' ιεγς ΰϊ δλεμ

God knows everything

Remark: the shortening ' δ means 'God' (more acurately, Israel's God)

When it comes with a noun, the adjective "kol" follows pattern N-d010 in the niqud and takes no waw in the haser haniqud:

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λΜΘμΟΟδΘςΔιψ | λμ δςιψ ----- (the whole town (Rut 1:19

λΜΙμ ----- all, every (Rut 2:11

C.

Feminine singular form of some demonstrative adjectives/pronouns:

ζΙδ | ζδ ----- this one (female) (2Ki 6:19

ζֶδ ----- this one (male) (2Ki 6:19

D.

Some adverbs:

ςΙγ | ςεγ ----- still, yet, again (Jer 13:27u

μΙΰ | μΰ ----- not (Exo 20:3

τΜΙδ | τδ ----- here (2Ki 3:11

λΜδ | λδ ----- so, this way (Gen 15:5

E.

Two qal verbal forms of verbs ע”ע. [Remember: these are called "k'fulim"]:

1.

Qal construct and/or absolute infinitive:

ρΙα | ρεα ----- to go around (Deu 2:3

ρΘαΗα ----- to go around (Eze 42:19

ϊΜΙν | ϊεν ----- to be complete (Lev 25:29

תָּמַם ----- #) to be complete

2.

2nd. person masculine singular imperative:

REMARK. Only verbs taking a holam in their 2nd. root consonant in the first person singular imperfect qal follow this pattern.

ρΙα | ρεα ----- go around! (you male) (1Sa 22:18

ρΘαΗα ----- to go around (Eze 42:19

βΜΙμ | βεμ ----- roll away! (you, male) (Pro 16:3

βΜΘμΗμ ----- #) to roll away

F.

Three qal verbal forms of verbs ע”ו. [Remember: in these the construct infinitive stands for the root]:

1.

Qal construct infinitive:

ωΡΙα | ωεα ----- to go back (Jos 2:16

(μΘ) ωΡεΜα ----- to come back (Exo 4:21

αΜΙωΡ | αεω ----- to be ashamed (2Ki 2:17

αΜεΙωΡ ----- to be ashamed (Jer 6:15

2.

2nd. person masculine singular imperative:

αΜΙΰ | αεΰ ----- come! (you, male) (Gen 7:1

αΜεΙΰ ----- to come (Gen 39:16

3.

3rd. person masculine singular of the past:

αΜΙωΡ | αεω ----- he) was ashamed

αΜεΙωΡ ----- to be ashamed (Jer 6:15

ΰΙψ | ΰεψ ----- he) shone

ΰεΙψ ----- to shine

G.

In the Bible, anomalous form of the construct qal infinitive of a few verbs

μΕψΙΰ ----- (to) fear (1Sa 18:29

ιΘψΕΰ ----- to fear (Gen 19:30

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