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[Pere Porta <pporta7 AT gmail.com>]

(Pere)

While XOQ and XUQFH are clearly related both in form and in meaning, it
seems there to be no relation between BQ( and BIQ(H as regards the meaning;
of course there is a clear relation between them in the form.


But...  in my original post I was dealing with that word kinds that though
different in their form they seem to have exactly the SAME meaning...

And so, Karl provided, between others, MELYC, spokesman, interpreter, and
M'LYCFH, announcement. These are not exactly the same thing regarding their
meaning..... though they are clearly related in their form.

Remark: I wrote on )WR, light and )WRFH, light as well.
And I looked for some pairs of EXACTLY this kind and not for something else.


Hearty,

Pere Porta





> karl, pere,
>
> 1.     >>>>> Some pairs don’t follow a pattern.
> בקע, בקעה
> Not analysed yet
>
> these are roughly rift and valley.
> bq) means to rip apart like a hatching egg or ram a wall.
> shmot 14:15, 14:22.
> biq)ah is a vally.
>
> 2.      >>>>>
> חק, חקה, which, if these follow any pattern, I suspect that חק refers to
> individual laws, while חקה refers to groups of laws, such as the group
> referring to the sabbath.
>
> in the legal sense this is indeed the case: xoq is a single rule in
> shmot 18:16 and xuqa as a set of laws in 12:10.
>
> non-legally, meaning just "a rule to be repeated indefinitely", as
> xoq-)olam
> or xuqat-)olam, they seem to be synonymous: compare 12:24 and 27:21.
>
> xoq is also called mishpat. i dont know of any distinction between them.
> in vaikra 19:37 xuka (in fact, xuqot in plural!!!) and mishpat are both
> mentioned. see also 20:8. see also mitzvot-mishpatim bamidbar 35:13. this
> may
> lead to a new thread...
>
> more pairs from the torah (leafing through shmot, vaikra):
>
> *. mal)ak (angel/messenger), mla)ka (work, mission)
> *. riv, meriva (quarrel, big quarrel?)
> *. tzav, mitzva
> *. 'ed, 'edah (witness, community)
> *. ner --> (manor ??), menorah
> *. em, amah (both feminine!)
> *. efod, afudah
> *. ketef, kitfah
> *. masak, masekah
> *. tzar (batzar lo: be in trouble), tzara (trouble)
> *. xet, xata)ah
> *. shemetz (stain?) , shimtzah
> *. qodesh, qdushah
> *. esh, isheh!!! vaikra 22:8, 23:25 (both feminine).
> *. nexoshet, nexusha naikra 25:19 (both feminine!).
> *. xerev, xorbah/xurvah (sword and its action)
> *. xerem, xormah
> *. mirqax(at) (cooked food), merqaxa (skirmish).
>
> so, these are not necessarily m/f pairs.
>
> nir cohen
>
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Pere Porta