I'd like to do searches on waw-consecutive third-he verbs that end in a he (but a he that's not a pronominal suffix). Can this be accomplished through the morph search?
Any ideas?
Not being a student of Hebrew, the LExham Hebrew Bible provides a seach for waw-consecutive+imperfect = "Waw consecutive" = "wayyiqtol" and pargogic-he ending i.e. morph.h:V?W3????H. Which is not specified as pronomial
I'm trying to see ifLogos can find these search results:
So far, these are the results that I'm getting which aren't accurate for this partiicular search:
I haven't double checked this because I'm running between classes.
Here's another attempt trying to eliminate pronominal suffixes. I could have sworn I saw something above about paragogic ה, and that's what I was trying to eliminate in the first screenshot.
Maybe third time is closer to the charm. There's some false hits here though.
Brian,
The third search that you attempted is a lot closer but it still does not pick up וַֽיִּתְמַהְמָ֓הּ in Genesis 19:16. Thank you for getting me on the right track.
Your example from Gen. 19:16 has a He with a mapiq. This is treated as a separate class of verbs in most tagging systems. So I suggest you split your search into two. I'll also try.
Here is a simple search for III-He (guttural) verbs:
The last result has a suffix, but still the verb itself does end in a He
I think this is it! See what you think:
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