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- From: Dan Dyke <dan.dyke AT goodnews.net>
- To: "Fernando Arias" <fernando.arias AT lycos.com>
- Cc: b-hebrew AT franklin.oit.unc.edu
- Subject: Re: Genesis 1:6
- Date: Wed, 12 Dec 2001 20:38:03 -0500
mbdl = hiphil masculine singular participle
Participles in some forms add the m to make that particular form.
The L is an inseparable preposition - it means something like "to" or one of a few other meanings.
Dear members,
I cannot understand something on Genesis 1:6.
with my basic Hebrew:
1)Why does the root BDL take the letter Mem transforming it in MBDL? What is the difference in the translation between BDL and MBDL?
2) Why does the word MYM takes the letter Lamed transforming it in LMYM? What is the difference in the translation between MYM and LMYM?
Thanks for any answer in advance,
Fernando.
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Genesis 1:6,
Fernando Arias, 12/12/2001
- <Possible follow-up(s)>
- Re: Genesis 1:6, uri hurwitz, 12/12/2001
- Re: Genesis 1:6, Dan Dyke, 12/12/2001
- RE: Genesis 1:6, Trevor Peterson, 12/12/2001
- RE: Genesis 1:6, Peter Kirk, 12/13/2001
- RE: Genesis 1:6, Shoshanna Walker, 12/13/2001
- RE: Genesis 1:6, Trevor Peterson, 12/13/2001
- Re: Genesis 1:6, Charles David Isbell, 12/13/2001
- RE: Genesis 1:6, Shoshanna Walker, 12/14/2001
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