I'm not sure what you mean by "descriptive absence." Do you mean that it
fails to describe the form for you? It is a pe yod verb impf 3 fs with
W-consec from YfLaD. This appears to have originally been a pe waw verb
which accounts for the difference in vowels. BDB states that this occurs
61 times (though BDB doesn't describe the form either. For a description
you would probably need an analytical lexicon -- which I don't
particularly recommend unless you can limit your usage to only those
cases where you're really stuck). I did a quick search and found 124
occurrences. I must confess that I haven't checked each of these, but a
cursory survey seems to confirm them.
gfsomsel
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On Sat, 22 May 2004 13:10:43 +0200 "wattswestmaas"
<wattswestmaas AT eircom.net> writes:
> Dear All,
>
> Please could someone enlighten me with their expertise: This has
> often
> happened and I need now to understand why. Sometimes when I look up
> a verb
> in Even shoshan's concordance there is often a descriptive absence
> of its
> form under the root.
>
> For example - Following a reading of Genesis 4:1: The verb TeLeD
> (supposedly an imperfect that I absolutely can not fit into any
> known
> conjugation) Working on the premise that I am at fault in my
> understanding I
> try to look it up. It is listed on page 468 under number 146. And
> yes this
> provides, in this instance, no further understanding of the way
> this
> imperfect?? is conjugated.
>
> Thankyou, Chris.
>
>
>
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