Biblical Hebrew Forum

[Pere Porta <pporta7 AT gmail.com>]

OK
Now, some of the words you're provinding I'm not able to see what they are,
I don't find them in any of my resources. These are:

xir+w+
zrzyf
($twt
What are they?

Regards

Pere Porta
2011/6/2 Nir cohen - Prof. Mat. <nir AT ccet.ufrn.br>

> pere,
>
> the first association of a native hebrew speaker would be the reading
> of (B+Y+ as two words: (B and +Y+. the combination would then roughly
> mean: thick mud.
>
> the second association is (BW+, kind of mortgage. but then the formation
> with final Y+ is, at the least, odd. odd, but not unthinkable. for example,
> we have gb$ --> gb$w$, xr+ --> xir+w+, $gr --> $gryr,
> sr+ --> sir+w+, qmc --> qmcwc, zrzyf, tblwl, xr$y$,
> $blwl, $pryr, ($twt, xlq --> xlqyq, xmwc --> xmcyc,
> qrpyp, pirxax...
> (not all of them biblical).
>
> maybe the misterious Ch 2:6 has both in mind: a person who
> (accumulates property?) (drinks?) gets into mortgage which
> ends up weighing upon him like heavy mud.
>
> ??????
>
> nir cohen
>
> >> De: Pere Porta <pporta7 AT gmail.com>
> Para: b-hebrew AT lists.ibiblio.org
> Data: Wed, 1 Jun 2011 07:39:34 +0200Is it a
> Assunto: [b-hebrew]  mistake?
> I read Hb 2:6 and see that the last word in the verse is (B+Y+.
> I know the word TXTYT, bottom (Ez 31:14) meaning *lowest, the lowest
> place*.
>
>
> I'm wondering if (B+Y+ is a mistake for (B+yT...
> If not, may we speak of the suffix -Y+ (yod-teth)?
> Or should we rather think of a yod plus a doubling of the last root
> consonant of the basic )B+ (ayin, beth, teth)?
>
> Kind regards from
>
>
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> Pere Porta
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