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Q

What are the Hiphil Weak verbs that go through changes?

A
  1. I-Guttural
  2. III-ח/ע
  3. III-א
  4. III-ה
  5. I-י
  6. Iנ־
  7. Bicon
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27.2 What are the changes to the I-Gutt Hiphil Weak verbs?

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  1. Perfect has Seghol, Hateph Seghol vowel pattern (like the Niphil [הֶעֱמִיד])
  2. The remainder have a Hateph Pathach under the R1 position (since they cannot take a SS [יַעֲמִיד])
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27.4 What are the changes to the III-ח/ע Hiphil Weak verbs?

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  1. There is a furitive Pathach in all forms that lack a sufformative
  2. The Imperfect 3/2fp has a Pathach stem vowel instead of Tsere (because gutturals prefer a-class vowels)
  3. Because of (2) the Imperative has a Pathach 2ms/2fp and Hireq Yod 2fs/2mp pattern
  4. Like the Qal the Participle fs alt. form has a Pathach Segholate pattern
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27.6 What are the changes to the III-א Hiphil Weak verbs?

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  1. Perfect: all 1 & 2 person have Tsere stem vowel (you get the other quiescent changes typical for the 3-Aleph [הִמְצֵ֫אתָ])
  2. Imperfect: 3/2fp have Seghol stem vowel (תַּמְצֶ֫אנָה)
  3. Imperative 2fp has Seghol stem vowel (הַמְצֶ֫אנָה)
  4. Participle fs alt form has the irregular 3-Aleph Segholate form (מַמְצֵאת)
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27.8 What are the changes to the III-ה Hiphil Weak verbs?

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  1. Perfect: follows the pattern of Niphil; for 1 & 2 the Hireq Yod might also be a Tsere Yod (הִגְלֵ֫יה)
  2. Imperfect: follows pattern of Niphil; there are no diagnostic stem vowels (יַגְלֶה)
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27.9 What is the III-ה Hiphil Participle ms?

גָלָה

A

מַגְלֶה

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27.9 What is the III-ה Hiphil Imperative 2ms? And is this form the same as any others?
גָלָה

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הַגְלֵה

Yes, the Infinitive Absolute

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27.11 What are the changes to the Iנ־ Hiphil Weak verbs?

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  1. Unlike the Niphil, every form of the R1 Nun has assimilated into R2 (הִצִּיל)
  2. The original R1 with the SS is gone in every form; all forms have the standard vowel letters
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27.13 What are the changes to the Iי־ Hiphil Weak verbs?

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  1. In every form the R1 Yod will become a Holem Waw;
  2. The vowel in the preformative and R1 SS will drop off
    (הוֹשִׁיב)
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27.15 What are the general changes to the Bicon Hiphil Weak verbs?

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  1. Every medial letter will be hireq yod (הֵקִים)

2. Other than Perfect and Participle, all other preformative vowels are Qamets (יָקִים)

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27.15 What are the specific changes to the Bicon Hiphil Perfect Weak verbs?

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  1. 3rd Person: Tsere preformative vowel (הֵקִים)

2. 1 & 2nd Person: Hateph Pathach preformative; holem waw connective vowel (like Qal Perf Gem [הֲקִימ֫וֹתָ])

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27.15 What are the specific changes to the Bicon Hiphil Participle Weak verbs?

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  1. ms has a tsere preformative

2. every other preformative is a VS

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27.15 What are the specific changes to the Bicon Hiphil Imperative and Infinitive Absolute Weak verb?

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  1. The vowel pattern follows that of the strong
  2. Tsere on R1 for 2ms/2fp (הָקֵם)
  3. Hireq Yod on R1 for 2fs/2mp (הָקִ֫ימִי)
  4. Inf. Absol. is identical to Imperative 2ms
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There are some forms in the Hiphil that are the same as the Qal (especially the double weak 3-Hey and I-Gutt). How can you tell the difference?

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  1. The hiphil will almost always take a direct object

2. The Qal probably won’t in these instances

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