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Segolates are
words in the
Hebrew language whose end is of the form CVCVC,
where the
penultimate vowel receives syllable stress. Such
words are called...
- [jeladim] "boys" = yladim, הַלְלוּיָהּ [halelujah] "Hallelujah" = hal_luyah, "
segolate"
vowel (on the
second to last
consonant an
unaccented vowel טֶ, which...
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Grammar Biblical Modern Verbal morphology Semitic roots Prefixes Suffixes Segolate Waw-consecutive
Academic Revival Academy Study Ulpan Keyboard Hebrew /...
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Grammar Biblical Modern Verbal morphology Semitic roots Prefixes Suffixes Segolate Waw-consecutive
Academic Revival Academy Study Ulpan Keyboard Hebrew /...
- the form of
segolate nouns,
nouns stemming from
roots with two
final consonants. The
anaptyctic /ɛ/ of the
Tiberian tradition in
segolates appears in the...
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words "confusion" and "emptiness". The two
Hebrew words are
properly segolates,
spelled tohuw and bohuw.
Hebrew tohuw translates to "wasteness, that...
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plural suffixes, the
historical stem
alternations of the so-called
segolate or consonant-cluster
nouns between CVCC in the
singular and
CVCaC in the...
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Tiberian tradition is
usually marked by a sǝġūl, or what are
known as "
segolate nouns" (see The
Traditions of
Hebrew and
Aramaic of the Jews of
Yemen (ed...
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about 70
segolate words,
among them חֵלֶק ([ˈħeleq], part), סֵפֶר ([ˈsefeʁ], book), עֵדֶן ([ˈʕeden], Eden). In
other – much more
numerous –
segolate words...
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penultimate syllable has the
vowel /o/ and is
stressed (sometimes
called segolate): קֹטֶר ('diameter') /ˈkoteʁ/ זֹהַר ('radiance', Zohar), /ˈzohaʁ/ נֹגַהּ...
