Biblical Hebrew Forum

[Pere Porta <pporta7 AT gmail.com>]

What is, Nir, your trouble or confusion with verb "QM"?
(please, write QM and not KM because if you write K most of us will think of
the Hebrew letter khaf and not of the Hebrew letter qof).

Trying to elucidate .... implies that one must first well understand which
is the thing or trouble to be elucidated...

Heartly,

Pere Porta
(Barcelona, Catalonia, Spain)

2010/12/10 Uri Hurwitz <uhurwitz AT yahoo.com>

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>   Your example: HUKAM/YUKAM is of course the passive
>  HOF'AL/HUF'AL. The root is usually QWM or QYM.  In
> HIF'IL  the perfect ('avar) form  1st per. is  heqamti/
>  haqimoti.
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>     Kol Tuv,
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>     Uri Hurwitz                            Great Neck, NY
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>  ...  in fact, HUKAM/YUKAM is in the HIFIL form. KYM (exists) declension is
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> with the very ancient 2-letter root KM (stands) in a way i find more
> confusing
> the more i think of it. maybe someone in the group could elucidate on this.
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> nir cohen
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Pere Porta