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- From: Shoshanna Walker <rosewalk AT concentric.net>
- To: "'Shoshanna Walker'" <rosewalk AT concentric.net>, "'Biblical Hebrew'" <b-hebrew AT franklin.oit.unc.edu>
- Subject: RE: PS And God saw that it was good
- Date: Mon, 21 Jan 2002 08:15:38 -0500
I don't deny it, though I think scholars debate this. But the vast
majority of roots in Hebrew as we know it (as opposed to speculative
reconstructions) have three letters, a few have four. TEVA` is certainly
from a three letter root. TOV could be from a two letter one, but must
be different from that of TEVA`. For that extra ayin must be a root
letter, it is never added or dropped by derivational processes within
Hebrew.
I know. But I wonder where originally, far far back, the two words came from. There must be a common something.
Shoshanna
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PS And God saw that it was good,
Shoshanna Walker, 01/16/2002
- <Possible follow-up(s)>
- RE: PS And God saw that it was good, Peter Kirk, 01/17/2002
- RE: PS And God saw that it was good, Shoshanna Walker, 01/19/2002
- RE: PS And God saw that it was good, Peter Kirk, 01/20/2002
- RE: PS And God saw that it was good, Shoshanna Walker, 01/20/2002
- RE: PS And God saw that it was good, Peter Kirk, 01/21/2002
- RE: PS And God saw that it was good, Shoshanna Walker, 01/21/2002
- Re: PS And God saw that it was good, George Athas, 01/21/2002
- Re: PS And God saw that it was good, Shoshanna Walker, 01/21/2002
- Re: PS And God saw that it was good, Raymond de Hoop, 01/22/2002
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