Brian Leathers
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Targum Onkelos Construct Search For Aramaic Equivalents to Hebrew I/E-Class Segholate Nouns
Here is a construct search in Targum Onkelos for Aramaic equivalents of Hebrew I/E Segholate nouns that take Aramaic perfect verbs:
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Targum Pseudo-Jonathan Construct Search For Aramaic Equivalents to Hebrew A-Class Segholate Nouns
Here is another fascinating construct search in Targum Pseudo-Jonathan that finds Aramaic equivalents to Hebrew A-Class segholate nouns that take Aramaic perfect verbs:
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Targum Neofiti Construct Search For Aramaic Equivalents to Hebrew A-Class Segholate Nouns
Here is another fascinating construct search in Targum Neofiti this time where bracketed words are ignored, that finds Aramaic equivalents to Hebrew A-Class segholate nouns that take Aramaic perfec...
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Targum Onkelos Construct Search For Aramaic Equivalents to Hebrew A-Class Segholate Nouns
Here is a fascinating Construct Search in Targum Onkelos that finds Aramaic equivalents to Hebrew A-Class segholate nouns that take waw conjunction plus the Aramaic perfect verb:Hope this helps!
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Hebrew Fientive Verbs
Here is a search that makes a good start at finding all of the fientive verbs in the Hebrew Bible:
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Hebrew Locative בְּ
Here is a Hebrew construct search that finds the locative בְּ also called the beth locale, the preposition בְּ often indicates a location:
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Hebrew Abstract Plural Subject May Take a Singular Verb
Here is an interesting Hebrew construct search that finds abstract plural subject that may take a singular verb:
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Hebrew Subject in the Plural of Respect Normally Takes a Singular Verb
Here is an interesting Hebrew construct search that finds subjects in the plural of respect normally takes singular verbs:
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Hebrew Dual Subject Normally Takes a Plural Verb
Here is an interesting Hebrew construct search that finds a dual subject normally takes a plural verb:
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Hebrew Collective Singular Subject Often Takes a Plural Verb
Here is an interesting Hebrew construct search that finds A collective singular subject often takes a plural verb: