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Gesenius' Hebrew
Grammar
Preface
Contents
Alphabets
Abbreviations
1 Introduction
2 History of the Hebrew Language
3 Grammatical Treatment of the Hebrew language
4 Division and Arrangement of the Grammar
5 The Individual Sounds and Characters
6 Pronunciation and Division of Consonants
7 The Vowels in General
8 The Vowel Signs in particular
9 Character of the several Vowels
10 The Half Vowels and the Syllable Divider
11 Other Signs which affect the Reading
12 Dagesh in general, and Dagesh forte in particular
13 Dagesh lene
14 Mappiq and Raphe.
15 The Accents
16 Of Maqqeph and Metheg
17 Of the Qere and Kethibh
18 Peculiarities and Changes of Letters
19 Changes of Consonants
20 The Strengthening of Consonants
21 The Aspiration of the Tenues
22 Peculiarities of the Gutturals
23 The Feebleness of the Gutturals
24 Changes of the Weak Letters
25 Unchangeable Vowels
26 Syllable-formation
27 The Change of the Vowels
28 The Rise of New Vowels and Syllables
29 The Tone
30 Stems and Roots
31 Grammatical Structure
32 The Pronoun
33 Pronominal Suffixes
34 The Demonstrative Pronoun
35 The Article
36 The Relative Pronoun
37 The Interrogative and Indefinite Pronouns
38 The Verb
39 Ground-form and Derived Stems
40 Tenses. Moods. Flexion
41 Variations from the Ordinary Form of the Strong Verb
42 The Strong Verb
43 The Pure Stem, Or Qal
44 Flexion of the Perfect of Qal
45 The Infinitive
46 The Imperative
47 The Imperfect and its Inflexion
48 Shortening and Lengthening of the Imperfect and Imperative
49 The Perfect and Imperfect with Waw Consecutive
50 The Participle
51 Derived Conjugations
52 Piel and Pual
53 Hiphil and Hophal
54 Hithpael
55 Less Common Conjugations
56 Quadriliterals
57 Strong Verb with Pronominal Suffixes
58 The Pronominal Suffixes of the Verb
59 The Perfect with Pronominal Suffixes
60 Imperfect with Pronominal Suffixes
61 Infinitive, Imperative and Participle with Pronominal Suffixes
62 Verbs with Gutturals
63 Verbs First Guttural
64 Verbs Middle Guttural
65 Verbs Third Guttural
66 The Weak Verb
67 Verbs Ayin-Ayin
68 Verbs Aleph-Pe
69 Verbs Yodh-Pe
70 Verbs Yodh, Seconf Class
71 Verbs Waw-Pe Third Class
72 Verbs Waw-Ayin
73 Verbs Middle
74 Verbs Aleph-Lamedh
75 Verbs He-Lamedh
76 Verbs Doubly Weak
77 Relation of the Weak Verbs to one another
78 Verbs Defectiva
79 The Noun
80 The Indication of Gender in Nouns
81 Derivation of Nouns
82 Primitive Nouns
83 Verbal Nouns in General
84a Nouns derived from the Simple Stem
84b Formation of Nouns from the Intensive Stem
85 Nouns with Preformatives and Afformatives
86 Denominative Nouns
87 Of the Plural
88 Of the Dual
89 The Genitive and the Construct State
90 Real and Supposed Remains of Early Case-endings
91 The Noun with Pronominal Suffixes
92 Vowel Changes in the Noun
93 Paradigms of Masculine Nouns
94 Formation of Feminine Nouns
95 Paradigms of Feminine Nouns
96 Nouns of Peculiar Formation
97 Numerals. (a) Cardinal Numbers.
98 Numerals. (b) Ordinal Numbers
99 The Particles
100 Adverbs
101 Prepositions
102 Prefixed Prepositions
103 Prepositions with Pronominal Suffixes and in the Plural Form
104 Conjunctions
105 Interjections
106 Syntax of the Verb
107 Use of the Imperfect
108 Use of the Cohortative
109 Use of the Jussive
110 The Imperative
111 The Imperfect with Waw Consecutive
112 The Perfect with Waw Consecutive
113 The Infinitive and Participle
114 The Infinitive Construct
115 Construction of the Infinitive Construct with Subject and Object
116 The Participles
117 The Government of the Verb
118 The Looser Subordination of the Accusative to the Verb
119 The Subordination of Nouns to the Verb by means of Prepositions
120 Verbal Ideas under the Government of a Verb
121 Construction of Passive Verbs
122 Indication of the Gender of the Noun
123 The Representation of Plural Ideas by Means of Collectives
124 The Various Uses of the Plural-form
125 Determination of Nouns in general. Determination of Proper Names
126 Determination by Means of the Article
127 The Noun determined by a following Determinate Genitive
128 The Indication of the Genitive Relation by means of the Construct State
129 Expression of the Genitive by Circumlocution
130 Wider Use of the Construct State
131 Apposition
132 Connexion of the Substantive with the Adjective
133 The Comparison of Adjectives
134 Syntax of the Numerals
135 The Personal Pronoun
136 The Demonstrative Pronoun
137 The Interrogative Pronoun
138 The Relative Pronoun
139 Expression of Pronominal Ideas by all means of Substantives
140 The Sentence in General
141 The Noun-clause
142 The Verbal-clause
143 The Compound Sentence
144 Peculiarities in the Representation of the Subject
145 Agreement between the Members of a Sentence
146 Construction of Compound Subjects
147 Incomplete Sentences
148 Exclamations
149 Sentences which express an Oath
150 Interrogative Sentences
151 Desiderative Sentences
152 Negative Sentences
153 Restrictive and Intensive Clauses
154 Sentences connected by Waw
155 Relative Clauses
156 Circumstantial Clauses
157 Object-Clauses
158 Causal Clauses
159 Conditional Sentences
160 Concessive Clauses
161 Comparative Clauses
162 Disjunctive Sentences
163 Adversative and Exceptive Clauses
164 Temporal Clauses
165 Final Clauses
166 Consecutive Clauses
167 Aposiopesis, Anacoluthon
Hebrew Word Index
Scripture Index
Subject Index
The Paradigms
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