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An ideal textbook for the first-year Hebrew student, this clear, accurate, and pedagogically sound volume emphasizes the basics of Hebrew phonology (sounds) and morphology (forms). Free of jargon and technical language, Invitation to Biblical Hebrew uses easy-to-understand terminology and intuitive mnemonic techniques, so you can use biblical Hebrew with regularity and authority.

: Chapter six is the heart of the grammar—with every chapter flowing into or out of chapter six. We have now come to the Hebrew Sinai—master these laws and you can master Hebrew. 1. Qameṣ in Biblical Hebrew was a Pataḥ in Proto-Hebrew1—דָּבָר « *דַּבַר. 2. Vocal shewa (□ְ, □ֲ, □ֱ, □ֳ) in Biblical Hebrew was a short vowel (frequently Pataḥ) in Proto-Hebrew—דְּבַר
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