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Re: [b-hebrew] no to aspect

From: Isaac Fried <if AT math.bu.edu>
To: Rolf Furuli <furuli AT online.no>
Cc: b-hebrew AT lists.ibiblio.org
Subject: Re: [b-hebrew] no to aspect
Date: Sat, 5 Feb 2011 19:53:20 -0500

Is the "semantic" meaning of YA$EN, 'asleep', also dynamic and durative, or is it only static and durative?

Isaac Fried, Boston University

On Feb 5, 2011, at 6:35 AM, Rolf Furuli wrote:

The verb "run" is dynamic (indicating change) and durative (indicating continuous action). Regardless of whether the verb is expressed as a prefix form, a suffix form, a participle, or an infinitive, it will always be dynamic and durative. These two properties of this verb represent semantic meaning and are uncancellable.

Re: [b-hebrew] no to aspect , (continued)
- [b-hebrew] no to aspect, Randall Buth, 02/04/2011
  - Re: [b-hebrew] no to aspect, Bryant J. Williams III, 02/04/2011
    - Re: [b-hebrew] no to aspect, Randall Buth, 02/05/2011
      - Re: [b-hebrew] no to aspect, Rolf Furuli, 02/05/2011
        
        Re: [b-hebrew] no to aspect, Isaac Fried, 02/05/2011
  - Re: [b-hebrew] no to aspect, Isaac Fried, 02/04/2011
  - Re: [b-hebrew] no to aspect, Rolf Furuli, 02/05/2011
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    - Re: [b-hebrew] no to aspect, K Randolph, 02/05/2011
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        Re: [b-hebrew] no to aspect, K Randolph, 02/06/2011
        
        Re: [b-hebrew] no to aspect, Isaac Fried, 02/06/2011
      - Re: [b-hebrew] no to aspect, Rolf Furuli, 02/07/2011
        
        Re: [b-hebrew] no to aspect, Isaac Fried, 02/07/2011
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        Re: [b-hebrew] no to aspect, K Randolph, 02/07/2011
        
        Re: [b-hebrew] no to aspect, Rolf Furuli, 02/08/2011
        
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        Re: [b-hebrew] no to aspect, K Randolph, 02/09/2011