A Manual of the Chaldee Language; Containing a Grammar of the Biblical Chaldee and of the Targums and a Chrestomathy Consisting of Selections from the ... with a Vocabulary Adapted to the Chrestomathy - Softcover

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This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1879 edition. Excerpt: ...Plur. Sing. § 43. Fourth Declension. (176) Here belong fern, nouns in nxr which are derived from masc. in i--. In emph. st. and before suff. X is exchanged for i movable. (177) 1. Of these, ordinal numerals in the emph. state sing, have more frequently xn1'--or KrP--for KtiVp: e. g. xnittlj? (xrjB? Cant. 1: 1) snSFi. (178) 2. In the abs. st. plur. instead of "JS there is found also, e. g. 1313 from the sing. 1313 Gen. 13: 15. Sing. Plur. st. abs.-const.-emph. 3 s. m. with suff. / 2 p. m. I § 45. Adjectives. (182) The most frequent forms of adjectives are bu_j?, btap and btsp; less usual are btap and bisip. They are inflected like nouns. For comparison of adjectives see Syntax. (183) Note. Adjectives of the first, third and fifth declensions have their feminines generally declined according to the first; those of the second and sixth, according to the second; and those of the seventh, according to the fourth declension. § 46. Numerals Are of two kinds cardinal and ordinal: A. 1. The cardinals from 1 to 10 are of both genders, and (184) the two first form the Feminine in a regular manner, the eight remaining present the same anomaly as in Hebrew, the masculines being indicated by the fern, forms and the feminines by masc. forms. They are as follow: State Constr. State Absol. Fern. Masc. Fern. Masc. i rnn in b) These are used as Adverbs or Adjectives; and occurring in the abs. state, they are placed either before or after the name of the thing numbered in the plural. (186) 2. Cardinals from 11 to 19 are composed of the units and ten; and so, that the units in the abs. st., but in a form somewhat changed here and there, are followed by ten, the form of which is "lOIP for the masc., and "no? for the fern. In the later...

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