> by inner structure do you mean , "what its getting at" , or "its meaning"
> type of thing , doug belot
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Dear Doug,
Let us take the Hebrew word 'm'khasym', (that appears in Is 11:9).
"Inner structure" means this:
This word consists of prefix M- + two root consonants + suffix -YM.
So, it is a Pi'el Participle of a verb lamed-heh (or lamed-yod if you want),
plural masculine (of verb 'khasah').
And it means *(males) who cover, (males) covering.*
It is as easy as that.
Your comments will be welcome.
Regards,
Pere Porta
> Subject: Re: [b-hebrew] Psalm 31:12
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> Antonio,
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> Knowing the structure of a given text can surely help.
> But knowing the inner structure of the words themselves.... is essential.
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> Maybe we might say this:
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> For the full understanding of a text,
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> --knowing its general structure: a weight of 15 %
> --knowing the inner structure of its words: a weight of 80 %
> --others: 5 %
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> Of course, this is only an approximative approach.
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> Do you agree?
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> Pere Porta
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