Biblical Hebrew Forum

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In a message dated 3/7/2004 12:17:48 AM Eastern Standard Time, 
leviny1 AT mail.biu.ac.il writes:
Can anyone explain the form ")otakah" ("you") in Ex. 29:35. I would expect
either ")oteka" or ")otak". Is it just to rhyme with "kakah"?
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W:(f&iYTf L:)aHa:RoN W.L:BfNfYW C.fCfH C.:CoL )a:$eR_+"W.iYTiY )oTfCfH $iB(aT 
YfMiYM T.:MaL.") YfDfM

This appears different from the normal 2 ms pron because it is not simply the 
2 ms pron.  It is the sign of the direct obj + 2 ms pron suff.

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