You say: "Biblical Hebrew may have had the spoken structure of CVCVCVI did not specify which vowel was specified by the V above, and I
where each
consonant was followed by a vowel". The designation of V for a vowel
is appropriate in the Indo-European languages where a vowel is a mere
sound. It is patently misleading in Hebrew. You my liberally add the
A sound to a Hebrew word, but not the U and I sounds since they stand
for personal pronouns. You need also to make a distinction in this
respect between nouns and verbs.
One must beware of applying the crude terminology of Indo-EuropeanOf course.
linguistics (actually Englishtics) to Hebrew.
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