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 he loved him with his love for his own soul; Jer. 22:19 קְבוּרַת חֲמוֹר יִקָּבֵר  he shall be buried with the burial of an ass; 2 K. 13:14 חָלָה אֶת־חָלְיוֹ   he was sick of his disease. Lev. 26:36, Deu. 16:18, Josh. 9:9, 2 S. 4:5, Is. 14:6; 27:7; 45:17, Jer. 30:14, Zech. 7:9, cf. Ps. 139:22. With adj., Gen. 27:34 וַיּצְעַק צְעָקָה גְּדֹלָה וּמָרָה עַד־מְאֹד  he cried with an exceeding loud and bitter cry. Gen. 12:17; 50:10, Deu. 7:23, Josh. 22:31, Jud. 21:2, 1 S. 17:25, 2 S. 13:15, 36, 1 K. 1:40, 2 K. 4:13, Jer. 8:5; 14:17, Zech. 1:14, 15; 8:2, Jon. 1:10, Neh. 2:10.

Rem. 1. When abs. obj. is inf. cons. it is generally introduced as a comparison, with כְּ‍ , Is. 19:14; 34:4, cf. noun, 30:14; but acc. simply (as Ar.) also occurs, Is. 24:22; 33:4.

Rem. 2. The cognate acc. may be plur., Gen. 12:17; 30:8, 37, Ez. 16:38. Occasionally too a noun from a different root but cognate in sense is used, Is. 14:6 (clause instead of gen.), Jer. 20:11; 31:7, Zech. 8:2. Cf. Ps. 13:4 sleep (the sleep of) death; Ps. 76:6, Pr. 3:23.

Rem. 3. Perhaps it should be considered a form of cognate acc. when verbs of expression (speak, cry, weep, &c.) or of conduct subordinate the organ of expression or acting in the acc., 2 S. 15:23 all the land בֹּלִים קוֹל נָּדוֹל  were weeping with a loud voice, Prov. 10:4 עשֶֹׂה כַף־רְמִיָּה  he who works with a slack hand. Deu. 5:19, 1 K. 8:55, Is. 19:18, Ez. 11:13, Ps. 12:3; 63:6; 109:2, Ezr. 10:12. Cf. Jer. 25:30 with a hêdad.

2. Free Subordination to the Verb of Words in the Acc.

§ 68. Acc. of time — Definitions of time are put in acc. (a) In answer to the question when? Hos. 7:5 יוֹם מַלְכֵּנוּ  on the day of our king; 2 S. 21:9 תְּחִלַּת קְצִיר שְׂעֹרִים   in the beginning of barley harvest; Ps. 127:2 יִתֵּן לִֽידִידוֹ שֵׁנָא   he giveth to his beloved in sleep. Gen. 14:15; 27:45; 40:7, Hos. 1:2; 7:6, Ps. 91:6 (at noon; elsewhere with prep. b);