This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1874 Excerpt: ...from JTP OTP or HW; -jl- ithebh, Imperf. fw-eiA, Chald. OJW). B. Feroa of which the Second Radical is j or (Verba media radicalis j et j).--Tables X.--XIII. 149. Verba medi(r) rad. j et j (called by the Arab grani tic, tec, marians u.I JaJ I, the hollow verb) differ from strong verbs only in the first, -fourth, seventh ...
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This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1874 Excerpt: ...from JTP OTP or HW; -jl- ithebh, Imperf. fw-eiA, Chald. OJW). B. Feroa of which the Second Radical is j or (Verba media radicalis j et j).--Tables X.--XIII. 149. Verba medi(r) rad. j et j (called by the Arab grani tic, tec, marians u.I JaJ I, the hollow verb) differ from strong verbs only in the first, -fourth, seventh, eighth, and tenth forms. The following sections indicate the principal points of difference. 150. If the first radical is without a vowel, and the third has one, the vowel of the second radical is thrown back upon the first, and the j or is changed into that letter of prolongation which is homogeneous to the vowel that the first radical has now assumed. E. g. Jjjb, he says, becomes Jyuj Imperf. Act. I. jii, he goes, Jjj, do. 151. But if the third radical loses its vowel, the long vowels C, JL, are changed into the corresponding short ones, because a shut syllable does not admit of a long vowel ( .25). E.g. Era. a. Instead of (J), J; (J.), (j-) ((ji-t), and the like, some Headers of the Kor'an give the vowel i an Jl j, Uil, a scent or flavour of the u-sound (js=ij i-.), that is to say, they pronounce it with the sound of the German - in huten or the French u in Zwne (compare . 123, rem.), hula, hula, siika, giida. Bra. 5. Some of the Arabs take another method of forming the Passive, namely by rejecting the vowel of the j or, j, and changing those letters into j productionis; as Jji (for J, Jj-), (for /Cl # J 'GJ JG 'JO i 'CJGJ f e)j), j (for-j), (foril.-il). The verb JU, for JL, (see . 140), is said to admit of the forms J--, J--, -u2a, and Jy. ( GJ - GJ Bra. c. In forms like j&A, some assimilate the vowel of the prosthetic elif to the following i, j-lj, i-l, pronounc.
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