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- From: Bearpecs AT aol.com
- To: b-hebrew AT franklin.oit.unc.edu
- Subject: Re: Qames or Qames-Hatuph
- Date: Mon, 7 Jan 2002 11:10:25 EST
In a message dated 1/7/02 5:41:36 AM Eastern Standard Time, 06peterson AT cua.edu writes:
the shva can be counted as closing a syllable (so-called "silent" shva) or as the vowel in a syllable.
Technically, the vocal shewa is not the vowel in a syllable, it connects the consonant to the following consonant into one syllable.
In we'okhela. the syllables are we - 'o - khela.
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Re: Qames or Qames-Hatuph
, (continued)
- Re: Qames or Qames-Hatuph, Polycarp66, 01/06/2002
- RE: Qames or Qames-Hatuph, Trevor & Julie Peterson, 01/06/2002
- RE: Qames or Qames-Hatuph, Lisbeth S. Fried, 01/06/2002
- RE: Qames or Qames-Hatuph, Trevor & Julie Peterson, 01/06/2002
- RE: Qames or Qames-Hatuph, Lisbeth S. Fried, 01/06/2002
- Re: Qames or Qames-Hatuph, Bearpecs, 01/07/2002
- RE: Qames or Qames-Hatuph, Trevor & Julie Peterson, 01/07/2002
- RE: Qames or Qames-Hatuph, Lisbeth S. Fried, 01/07/2002
- RE: Qames or Qames-Hatuph, Lisbeth S. Fried, 01/07/2002
- Re: Qames or Qames-Hatuph, Maurice A. O'Sullivan, 01/07/2002
- Re: Qames or Qames-Hatuph, Bearpecs, 01/07/2002
- Re: Qames or Qames-Hatuph, George Athas, 01/07/2002
- RE: Qames or Qames-Hatuph, Peter Kirk, 01/08/2002
- Re: Qames or Qames-Hatuph, Henry Churchyard, 01/08/2002
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