Biblical Hebrew 3600-3-KWSA4-WJHB
1. Hebrew and its place among Semitic languages. Alphabet.
2. Consonants and vocals.
3. Laryngeal consonants. Basic accents.
4. Article.
5. Prefixed preposition. Adjective.
6. Plural and dualis.
7. Status constructus.
8. Nota acusativi. Personal pronouns.
9. Regular verb: the perfect tense.
10. Suffixed personal pronouns (sg.)
11. Regular verb: active participle. -ha of direction.
12. Suffixed personal pronouns (pl.) Possessive.
13. Regular verb: imperfectum.
14. Imperative, prohibitive. Infinitive. Interrogative he-.
15. Segolata.
16. Segolata - ctd.
17. Passive participle. Prepositions with suffixed personal pronouns.
18. Cohortativus, iussivus.
19. waw consecutivum.
20. waw consecutivum - ctd.
21. Regular verb: the stative.
22. Nifal.
23. Piel, pual.
24. Hifil. hofal, hitpael.
25. The verb with suffixed pronouns.
26. The verb with suffixed pronouns - ctd.
27. Relative pronoun.
28. Accents.
29. Vocalization changes.
30. Test.
Type of course
Learning outcomes
The student is able to identify, analyze and build simple Hebrew clauses. He understands simple Biblical passages.
Bibliography
J. Weingreen, A Practical Grammar for Classical Hebrew. 2. wydanie. Oxford-New York 1959.