[b-hebrew] "What's eating you?"
Uri Hurwitz
uhurwitz at yahoo.com
Mon Oct 15 17:45:34 EDT 2007
Hello Karl,
The root is NKH,( Nun, Kaf, He) "hit", quite common
in Hiph'il; in the verse you inquired about it is a
passive form in Huph'al (or Hoph'al, if you prefer)
in the imperfect, "you, pl., will
be/are beaten."
Uri Hurwitz
b-hebrew chaberim: In looking at Isaiah 1:5, what is the meaning of TKW? Is it connected with TWK inside? Or is it a verb TKK or maybe TKH, as also used in Deuteronomy 33:3 and Ezekiel 22:2022? Or have I made an elementary mistake that I need someone to slap me on the side of the head to recognize? Karl W. Randolph.
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