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Niphal is the name
given to one of the
seven major verb
stems called בִּנְיָנִים (/binjaˈnim/ binyanim, "constructions") in
biblical Hebrew.[circular reference]...
- in the Indo-European languages, but can
produce similar results. So the
niphal is
effectively a p****ive, the piel is an
emphatic form and the hithpael...
- of
Sirach As
opposed to the
hifil form,
always active "to ****emble," and
niphal form,
always p****ive "to be ****embled," both
forms often used in the Bible...
- verb ṭamé (טָמֵא), in the qal form of the verb "to
become impure"; in the
niphal to "defile oneself"; and in the
transitive Piel to
defile something or pronounce...
- פְּעַל Pe'al קַל Qal/Pa'al כְּתַב כָּתַב he
wrote אִתְפְּעֵל Itpe'el נִפְעַל
Niphal אִתְכְּתֵיב נִכְתַב it was
written אַפְעֵל Aph'el הִפְעִיל Hiph'il אַפְקֵד...
- the
Niphal participle in the
declarative or
estimative sense with
stative verbs: “to be discerning” (Qal)
becoming “to be
declared discerning” (
Niphal)....
-
October 2018. W.
Randall Garr (October 2021). "Reflexivity: The
Cases of the
Niphal and Hithpael".
Journal of Near
Eastern Studies. 80 (2).
Retrieved 25 April...
- B.
Eerdmans Publishing Company, 2012. Chee-Chiew Lee. "Once Again: The
Niphal and the
Hithpael of ברך in the
Abrahamic Blessing for the Nations." Journal...
-
Jewish interpretation of
Genesis 22:1–13). Chee-Chiew Lee. “Once Again: The
Niphal and the
Hithpael of ברך in the
Abrahamic Blessing for the Nations.” Journal...
- "More acceptable" from the
Hebrew root verb בָּחַר, bakhar, “to choose”, as
Niphal participle can be
rendered as "choice to the Lord” or “chosen of the Lord...
