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Auxiliary Materials for the Study of Semitic Languages N° 1
The Story · of Joseph (Genesis 37; 39-47)
a philological commentary
Second Revised Edition by
Rabbi Isaac Jerusalmi, Ph.D. Professorof Bible and Semitic Languages
HEBREW UNION COLLEGE-JEWISH INSTITUTE OF RELIGION
Cincinnati, Ohio 1981
First Edition 1965 Second Revised Edition 1968 Third Impression 1973 Fourth Impression 1978 Fifth Impression 1981
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Isaac Jerusalmi1968
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Jussive
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Accent
Unchanged
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Long
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Accent
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m
masculine
AMSSL
Au xiliary
n
noun
Ni
Niphal
NL
Nomen Loci
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Homen Professionis
for
the
Semitic
Materials Study
of
Languages
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Adjective
Art
Article
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non-Pa.us
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common
p
plural
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Casus
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Participle
Cons
Construct
Perf
Perfect
d
dual
Pi
Piel
def-spe
defective
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Participle
f
feminine
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Pausal
Gent
Gentilic
Pu
Pual
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Hiphil
Qa
Qal
Hit
Hithpael
B
singular
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Hophal
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Waw Conjunctive
Imp
Imperfect
We.Cons
Waw Consecutive
Imv
Imperative
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used
Inf
Infinitive
JPS
Jewish
of
Pendens
Society, lation,
Relation
Form
spelling
al
Active
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to
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of
speech
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6 verbs
of
motion
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of
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two
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six
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examples,
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angry
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give,
allow,
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p (cf.
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construction
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extension
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brought
even
found
especially
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this
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Semitic
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interpret
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syllable
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from
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added
long
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ni~~l
n?J
to
of
the
original
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to
interpret
3 ms (Pharaoh come
'Hl
0
a. COMPARATIVE Clause,
c ✓ ::11ur.1 Hi Perf
oms+
Qa Perf
c ✓ n,wJ Qa Imp
cs:
which:
to
on account { {
particle,
is back,
office,
3 ms (Pharaoh
3 ms + WaCoos,
short
',
to
Subject): bring
which:
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3 ms+
i
I
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j
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l
NP
charioteer,
NL following
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+
+
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to
ride
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horseman
MePkaba
place
roots
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cause
chariot
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WaCons, to
The
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gold
of
riding,
conform
wide place breadth
to
riding
this
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specific
/pn"I
NL
depth,
pattern: bathhouse
Tr;t
"Ill
'.,
bath,
+
Pr;t
"Ill
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distance remoteness
study,
research
(~~) inmost
chariot
+
!
center
seat,
recess,
(cf'.
p.
60}
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double, :"llwz::i V I•
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second
(in
rank}
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call
I> (Egyptian
c/7nlJ
?J:
Qa Int
attention! Abs
(equivalent
op.
cit.,§
l23z):
to
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give,
ct.
Jouon,
allow,
set/place/put
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.
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without
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you
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c,,.
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8
Qa (Intrans):
to
be high
Hi
to
cause
(Trans)
to
TO RAISE
be high,
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foot
/
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foot
.
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.,.-
8
c ✓ ynlJ
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+
enclitic,
on account
of
which:
to For Ti1:::, ..
all
the
CITil~J
a)
AcDo
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give,
Egyptian
under to
...,,
i1 !I-:,!I
allow,
names
Qa PA Cons
Taw
used
priesthood
+
to
standard
(for
further my Basic
p,95)
to
minister
as
Segel,
commentaries
priest
/
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NOUN: prie~t
cf.
TD~
to
set/place/put
consult as
reduced
/
examples
Pirqe
of
this
Avoth,AMSSL
pattern, No.10,
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c ✓ K%'/tc:zi*J Qa Imp
3 ms+
here
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except,
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2 mp , ( l?S 1 ~ ~ ~ n) : t o go o U t
Qa. Imp
unless Qa Inf
(/l(,~J
Cons
(in
the
brother < ;,_an
(cf.
p.43):
+
..- .
c ✓ n,~J Qa Imv
mp,(Psl
c ✓ np?J
3 ms+
Qa Imp
q,oic,
: T••
IIJn:a,, •1T.
I
CCasPen
with
•n,w):
Imv
mp,
c ✓ 1n~J Ni
Imp
3 mp+
> >
"
Hi Imp
>
sit/dwell
Qa Imp
', .,..,.
D~YJ!t
ct.
note
on
n,w0 _ ..., ,,j,....,., aac:.,on
'1l):
, (Psl
know
to
know
,Ai
+
L!hebreu
+
les
idees
contente
pouvoir
souvent
nuances. futur
de
exprime
La ou
le
du
sphere
beaucoup
moins
7::l-r',
devoir
yiqtol,
qui
temporelle
',I
so~vent i1' ;i,
a
suffit de
ces
nos
exprimer
yiqtol
est
faiblement surtout
__________ _______ _____
present,
parfois
,
le
passe.(cf.
,
langues
VI!~, vou Zoir Y'~O• I 1 se
', I
-r -r
que
Jouon, ,
op.cit.,
ces le
§113Z)
-145couZ,d
we
ever
"' Modal
t
"'
+
+
c/-,0acJ Qa Imp ,.,,
.,~I arrangement, I i'1~~4 I preparation c'
i:-,:3: .,........ k C✓ .,i'1l:J
3, Adverbial -.,,
CParticle '~J:
of
I pray,
Accusative
Entreaty,NOT
e~ause
me, if
to
of
be
Place
(Darf) .
confused
with
you pZease
the
8
Prep
-157-
,i,,,.
c ✓,,,/
-,!l.w, , '.
Qa Inf
-rii*J
c ✓ ,::i.wJ Qa Inf { { { { { {
AcDo
6)
shift
from
syllable
C ✓ T 1 ?J
def-spe
Maqqeph,
Cons+
a)
to
Ti ',z,...
Abs,
procure
on account
o
long
of
the
-ri,!:
for
to
to of
which:
o
short
descend
for
,!l
< ,hw, , '.
original
(food)
NL lodging-place
,
+
T°'l=> ~ foundation
✓nu
+
!fu
/7 ,y
+
T°H'Z),.
dvelling
✓p, :t
+
F'·, :t
✓a,
+
D.,F' ,.
place
la,,
+
a·,, ,.
P
,. resting-placelcil
Z)
Z)
Z)
height,
(Cf'.
i'1MFl!J31
,. '
'·-
c ✓ nnnJ
Qa Imp cp
+ WaCons,
op.cit., weight
(final!!!
§47e)
elevation
12,60)
unexplained,
: to open
straits
cf.
Jouon,
-158•
"':l' '• :1' ••
n,a,
C✓
T•I•-
yn-a Qa
C✓ K:S ,f
K!!l
Imp 3 ms + Wa.Cons,
For
the
rr;q!l
( Psl
8
) : to wash
c'l
Qa. Imp 3 ms + Wa.Cons,
K:t i*J
ClpgKJ Hit
"!!ltcna, r -•a•-
'(J
Imp 3 ms+
WaCons,
(Psl
to
AcUn:
go out
Pt~~!l):
to
restrain
o.s.
r-i
Pata.9
under
the
PE, cf.
op.cit.,
Mosca.ti,
16:72
and
16:77
·~
y---
•
"t::lW -,
CHAP T E R
1!~.l
Pi
Cf."11JJ
Imp Shortened
.,-'
CltciZ>J Pi
Imv ms:
3 ms + WaCons,
(Apocopated)
( LoFo :t1J'
ac~e
44
to
) :
to
command,
give
8
instruct
ions
till
"'"'"'"'"'"'"'"'"'"'"'"'~"'"'"'"'"'"'"'"'"'"'"'"'"'"'"'"'"'"'"'"'"'"'"'"'"'"'"'"'"'"'"'"'"'"'"'"'"'"'"'"'"'
"'
ac',z, _,, Qa (Intrans)
"' "'
-·
"'
< ',::,k
.,
Pi
KtZ>
p.4
vhich
n~~
: ~ith
and
p.
163.
'enePgiaes'
Aramaic
and
in
tltcwlJ
Qa Inf
be
: to
cause
to
be
TO FILL "'
full,
tood
The the
(ct.p.92)
fil
final
is
an aPchaic
verb.
Its
presence
lift
up,
carry
is
element
normal
in
Arabic. Cons:
to
fflflfflfffflllflllflffflllffllfllflfllfllfllflff/lfffflffll f
r ff I
KW l ' , +s f
t+ + +
)J·wJ '' QALINF CONS
r
"'
:full
"'
CSpecificativeJ ct.
(Trans)
: to
+
, KW • a,l
t
I /
//
+ ++ +
nHwt , +sf
+
,nact,
...'
I
I
/ I
flllffflllflllllllllfflflfflflflflffffllllllllllflllfflflll/
K~w1z:, 'li,• I•
•1
,,~~
I
-.--- .
My punishment
is
too
great
to
bear!
(Gen.4:13)
-168-
- .,. y., :lA
0
8
cup
.
CID"1i7J Qa Imp 2 ms, "1171'1 ,.
'J.VJ .,. "Z) seat,
,~ ~e*
>
,,
,.
wen,, ..- ,-
] n• • i7 ••
c ✓ w!>nJ Pi
r-1 r-1
t t
Imp 3 ms+
WaCons:
c ✓rrr
3 ms:
Hi Perf
?',nJ
rank
.... Mosav
settlement,
straight/horizontal
'~
p.60)
iinJ~ ~ ) : to
( Psl
to
search
line
open
TO BEGIN
8
for .:>
commonness,
profaneness,
~\.:.{;\\~?i~
secular,
week J
to
bore,
''" ,.,.
;,!;,n ,._
[III
pierced,
kind window
I''!!;!
flute,
to
play
slain of
cake,
pipe, the
.:i:
day
'j_: ~ '1n
pierce
I 7",!;,n ??n:
'T'l
beginning
;,!;,n11 .,. • I
c✓ r ??n
source
exit,
/
':J'Jn \0
3 mp + WaCons,
pattern:
place,
forth,
(cf.
[ ✓ nn!>J Qa Imp
NL
specific
pipe
~atta
~atit ( related
to
II ',;n
)
-175M9!1 ,.
.
c ✓ :i,~J Pi
Pert
...,...-
c ✓ K~=J Ni
Imp 3 ms+
lC:Ul..,1
~,-.~..,,c ✓ ,-.pJ & • ·-
in
-,--
ob,..,,
p
l •
'.
>
+
+
>
I:) I:):,
>
P'IP'Ii1
··-.
,:,w:,
'.
I. n
,
+
,
l
+
l
+
'.>
+ n:,
+
+
+
>
/)f ,,il
+
+
>
l l i1
+
T
.
+ nil a•
:
. ,.n'fZ:, ··-.
l'JI
+ n: i1 >
T
··-.
C!I fl i1
'.
>
(Subject
n T i1 > I •
+
precedes
verb
>
+
+
emphasis]:
for
··-.
le!l!lil
'.
it
is
.
i T;,
:
I
~
1~!! :J
God himself
who has
found
..... /
7',y •• tCUJl
..- I •
c ✓i11yJ:
iniquity,
c ✓~:tcJ Ni
Perr of
guilt, 3 ms (the
a Part):
/
crime
to
context be
found
.
t.S.J-f' excludes
the
possibility
-177K;)a / NL
place
jn~,~~ I going
of
out,
exit,
/ntS~•,11 / outgoing, ( K:J~~j issue,
going
forth,
source,
spring,
export
exodus
extremity,
result
offspring
cup
p,171
cf. DIIK1
I
,r-
8
CasPen,
indicating
Cli1?~ J Qa Imv mp:
n
a change to
go up,
c"l?i + Lamed-Substitute
for
in
subject
to
go an Adverbial
Accusative Ijal
w1. •,
-·-
y
-
(cf.p.138)
8
Ciwll J Qa Imp 3 ms+
< M~M-,~
"'"
-
until
cs
+ 3 ms suffix,
of' which:
AcDo
B ) Pretonic
Qame~ under +..., +
position)
reduced
+
Sewa ( "prob Z.em"
to
Wl C/;vz:,wJ Ni - I •
Adverbial
WaCons:
,~,D1J:voice,
for
'7'ipa a
to
kiss
news
aloud
Pert
3 ms,
Accusative
a Misnaic
(Psl
.
:VQW~): to c'i I
of Ptace
illustration,cf.
{ll11:>
- ·-
used
C{
{Ila'
used
in Pert} -}J in Imp}
/b I../
o
equivalent
(~art), my Basic
Qa Imp 3 ms+
/
be heard
Pirql
AMSSL, No.10,
ll:>'",
down my father
bring
-
Cdef-spe
For
ye
to
p,96)
~Wl'i c/pwlJ r ••- 1-
,;Dl
2 mp t WaCons:
WaCons,
/
'y
to
Avoth, p.60
~.
( Psl ~,, ":l ) : to be good ,lj
•
-,
\\~ ,,.., - :V1Jt17
..
n'l!I : .
-196-
,bK...•
c/,ctcJ
Qa Imv ms:
to
say
~
+ maqqeph
Q
other
Qa Imp cs+ { { { { { { {
used
instead such
cases,
2 ms suffix,
a)
AcDo
B)
PRETONIC Qame~ under position)
(by
one
; .... -+
l
n,w T''ll'P.DI
. T'
'i'
'¥ 'I'
'I' 'I' 'I' 'I' 'I' 'I'
NOTE IRREDUCIBLE Qame~ -....,...,..,
'!'
'I' '!' 'I:' 'I' 'I'
;e.194)'1'
(cf.
~
'I' 'I:' '!' 'I' 'I' 'I' 'I' 'i' 'i' '!' 'i' 'I'
'i'
'I'
TYPE
A
(REFLEXIVE)
p.187)
'I' 'i' 'I' 'I' 'I' 'l'
'I' 'i'
'
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which was being
(Part)
.
K:Sz:ISiJ
(ct.p.205)
which is being
'.
K;z:i l
J
found
which has been found
(Perf)
iWK y•• :
found;
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