Lectionary Calendar
Friday, April 19th, 2024
the Third Week after Easter
the Third Week after Easter
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Strong's #08805 -
Transliteration
Phonetics
Root Word (Etymology)
Parts of Speech
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Definition
- Brown-Driver-Briggs
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Brown-Driver-Briggs'
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SHAPHEL
A RARE ARAMAIC (CHALDEAN) FORM, THIS REFLECTS A CAUSATIVE LIKE THE HEBREW HIPHIL, BUT WITH A SHIN PREFIXED RATHER THAN THE USUAL HE. IT OTHERWISE FUNCTIONS LIKE THE HEBREW HIPHIL.
INFINITIVE
THERE ARE TWO FORMS OF THE INFINITIVE:
- INFINITIVE CONSTRUCT IS USED AS A VERBAL NOUN CORRESPONDING TO THE ENGLISH VERBAL NOUN ENDING IN "-ING"
- AS SUBJECT
TO KEEP THE JUDGMENTS
TO SEEK THY HEART - AS OBJECT
IN HIS "WRITING"
HE SPOKE, "SAYING"
- AS SUBJECT
- THE INFINITIVE ABSOLUTE DOES NOT ALLOW PREFIXES OR SUFFIXES
- USED WITH A VERB TO EMPHASIZE THE VERBAL IDEA. THIS IS OFTEN RENDERED BY AN ENGLISH ADVERB, SUCH AS, "SURELY", "UTTERLY".
HE WILL SURELY VISIT YOU
HE UTTERLY DESTROYED THE PEOPLE - IT MAY BE USED BY ITSELF WITH THE VALUE OF A FINITE FORM OF THE VERB, ESPECIALLY AN IMPERATIVE.
REMEMBER THE SABBATH DAY
- USED WITH A VERB TO EMPHASIZE THE VERBAL IDEA. THIS IS OFTEN RENDERED BY AN ENGLISH ADVERB, SUCH AS, "SURELY", "UTTERLY".
- INFINITIVE CONSTRUCT IS USED AS A VERBAL NOUN CORRESPONDING TO THE ENGLISH VERBAL NOUN ENDING IN "-ING"
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