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534 1 c, m, 2 q, t, 24 e, 44 c, 47 a, c : Pi'ēl, 52 a : Nùn epentheticuin, 58 i-l : Aram, forms of verbs, , 67 g : of verbs, 72 ee : of verbs , 75 hh: Aram, termination of the feminine, 80 h: of the plural, 87 e.

Araq al-Emir, inscription of, 5 a.

Archaisms, 2 k, q: supposed, in the Pentateuch, 2 n.

Article, 35 : syntax of, 126 : with demonstrative force, 126 a, b : before names of classes, 126 l-n : in comparisons, 126o, cf. p: with the attributive, 126 u-x: used as a relative, 138 i, k : punctuation of, 35, a-k, : rarely retained after prepositions, 35 n : original form of, 35l : elided after it, 35 d : omitted with, , after a subst. with pronom. sufif., 126 y: found anomalously with a noun in constr. St., 127 f-i.

Ashdod, language of, 2 w.

Asher, ben, 7 h $2$.

Aspirates, 6 n.

Asseverations, 149.

Assimilation, 19 b-f, 54 c, d, 66 d-g : of and  71 : 'backward-assimilation,' 19f.

Assuan papyri, 1 m.

Assyrian language, 1 d.

Asyndeton, cases of, 120 g, h, 154 a (a).

Athê merahîq, 20 f,g.

Athnâḥ, chief divider of verse in prose, 15 f: secondary divider in poetry, 15 h.

Attraction, cases of, 145 u $3$, 146 a.

Attribute, see Adjective.

Attributive ideas expressed by , , followed by a genitive, 128 s-v: by the genitive, 128 o, p, 135 m : by a substantive in apposition, 131 c-e : by a subst. as predicate, 141 c, d : negative expressed by a noun-clause, 152 u, v. See also Adjectival idea.

Babylonian language, 1 a, d, e, i.

Babylonian punctuation, 42 $3$. B$e$gadk$e$phath letters, 3d, 6 n, 12 a. 13 c: aspiration of, 21.

Ben Abher's recension of the text, 7h $2$.

Ben Naphthali's recension of the text, 7h $2$.

Beth essentiae, 119i : pretii, 119p.

Bodily and mental defects denoted

by adjectives of the form 84$b$ d.

Boustrophedon, 1 k $2$, 5 d $3$.

Canaanite branch of the Semitic languages, 1 b (ii).

Canaanite glosses in the cuneiform tablets of Tell el-Amarna, 2 f $1$.

Cardinal numbers, 97.

Case-endings, remains of early, 90 : as locative, 90 c e, of time, 90 h, in place-names and as a poetical form without meaning, 90 f, g with : punctuation and tone, 90 i : , 90 k-m, o: and, 90 k, n, o.

Cases, absolute, 143c : instrumental, 144 m ,

Casus pendens, various uses of, 111 h, 112 n, t, mm, oo, 116 u, 143, 159 i.

Causal clauses, 106f, 112 nn: syntax of, 158.

Chaldee, incorrect use of the term, 1 c.

Changes of consonants, 19.

Chiasmus in the arrangement of words in parallel members of a verse, 114 r, 142 f.

Circumstantial clauses, 156 : expressing negative qualities, 152 u: noun-clauses, 156 c : verbal, 156 d.

Citation, formulae of, 150 e.

Cognate accusative, 117p-r.

Cohortative, 48 b : form of, 48 c, d : meaning, 48 e : syntax of, 108 : very rare in verbs, 75 l.

Coins, Hebrew, 2 d (4).

Collective nouns, 123 a, b : in fem. sing., 122 s : names of classes used collectively, 126 l-p : with the plural of the adj. or ptcp., 132 g : with the predicate in the plur. masc, 145 b-e, in 3rd pl. fem., 145 c , in masc. sing., 145 f, in sing, followed by plur., 145 g, in fem. sing., 145 k (cf. 135 p.).

Common gender, 122 b, d.

Comparatio decurtata, 118 r, 133 e.

Comparative, expression of, 133 a-f.

Comparative clauses, 161.

Comparison, use of article in, 126 o, p.

Compensatory lengthening, 25 a, 27 c, e-h.

Composition of words, 30 p, (b), r, 81 d, 152 a : of particles, 99 e.

Compound ideas, how thrown into the plural, 124p-r: with the article, 127 e : with suffixes, 135 n.

Compounds formed by with a substantive or adjective, 152 a.