-
Shira (2015-10-16). "The
Sudden Disappearance of
Nitpael and the Rise of
Hitpael in
Modern Hebrew, and the Role of
Yiddish in the Process".
Journal of Jewish...
- with
quadriliteral roots. For example, in Hebrew, the Piʿel, Puʿal, and
Hiṯpaʿel, and in Arabic,
forms similar to the stem II and stem V
forms of triliteral...
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differentiation is made
between the two. See
Strongs numbers H5068
where the
Hitpael is to volunteer, or make a free will
offering and H5087
where the Qal is...
- see
quantitative metathesis. In
Hebrew the verb
conjugation (binyan)
hitpaēl (התפעל)
undergoes metathesis if the
first consonant of the root is an alveolar...
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Hebrew nitpael),
marginalized in
Modern Hebrew due to its
overlap with
hitpael, is much more
common in Yiddish.
Hence the word for "to be impressed" is...
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context of
ritual worship) and
occasionally for
confessing one's sins. The
hitpael form, vidui, has a
similar range of meanings, but the word most
often means...
- boast": from Hebrew: אַל־תִּתְהַלֵּל, romanized: ʾal tithallel, in the
Hitpael jussive negated form of the
common verb “to praise,” or in this setting...
