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WEBThe Hiphil form is a verbal stem formation in Biblical Hebrew, usually indicated by a הִ prefix before the 1st radical and a hireq-yod (or sometimes tsere) vowel under the 2nd radical of the verb. (This ה changes in the participle and Imperfect forms.)
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WEBAug 5, 2020 · Introduction. Today we are going to talk about the verbs of the בִּנְיָן הִפְעִיל. These verbs usually denote an action that is caused by someone/something else. For instance: לִזְכּוֹר = to remember. לְהַזְכִּיר = to make remember , to remind.
WEBMeaning of the Hiphil Stem. Causative - causative type of action with an active voice. In the Qal, ר ַָכז translates “he remembered”. In the Hiphil, יר ְִִכּזה translates “he caused to remember” or “he reminded”. Simple Action - preserves the simple action of the Qal. In the Qal, ם ַָכשׁ translates “he arose ...
WEBThe Hiphil Stem can be used to make a declarative statement about someone or something being in a certain condition or state of being. The Hiphil Stem can be used to make an intransitive verb into a transitive verb. The Hiphil Perfect is formed with the ִה prefix and a chirek yod or patach stem vowel.
WEBThe Hiphil Often Describes Causing an Action 30-3. Qal ‘he went out’. Hiphil ‘he caused to go out’ = ‘he brought out’. Qal ‘he ate’. Hiphil ‘he caused to eat’ = ‘he fed’. Qal ‘he saw’. Hiphil ‘he caused to see’ = ‘he showed’.
WEBThe causative verb in biblical Hebrew can take two direct objects, the first object is the one of the “causing” and the second is the object of the action of the verb. “He caused x to y” or “He made x do y” are common translation techniques for hiphil verbs. • transitive in qal: Eאת־הCקּוֹל שׁDמCע He heard the voice.
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WEBHebrew Verbs: Hiphil. Hifil has specific prefix Hi. In the imperfect it is always letter patah under the its prefix.
Learn Hebrew Verbs Lesson #40 - Hifil Past Tense Part 5
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Learn Hebrew Verbs Lesson #30 - Hifil Present Tense Part 2
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WEBSome Hiphil Verbs are NOT Causative 30-4. Entering into the state expressed by the Qal. Qal ‘he is old’ Hiphil ‘He grew old’. Declaring someone to be in the state expressed by the Qal.
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