A Grammar of Mishnaic Hebrew

CONTENTS XXV
(4) THE INFINITIVE.
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344. Most of the old BH constructions with the Infinitive
lost in MH through natural decay 165
345. Use of the Infinitive with h . . .166
346. With IP after verbs of preventing, and restraining . 166
347. The Inf. as Verbal Noun . . .166
348. Expresses obligation, necessity; followed by i^J? . 166
349-50. Its use with l^ny, ^io . . . 167
2. The Government of the Verb.
(i) Subordination of Noun to Verb as Accusative.
351. Direct Object after a transitive verb with ; with b;
without the nota accusativi . . .168
352. Nominative as Direct Object . . .168
353. Accusative after a Reflexive Verb . .168
354. Double Accusative . . .169
355. Accusative of Time . . . .169
356. Accusative of Place . . . .170
357. Accusative of Manner. Substitutes for Accusative of
Manner. Adverbial use of Nouns . .170
(2) Subordination of Noun to Verb by a Preposition.
358. Use of Prepositions as in BH . . .171
359« Special use of i>2f« . . . .171
360. Special uses of 3: (i) of direct object; (ii) 3 essentiae\
(iii) of instrument, price, or measure; (iv) to limit
verb; (v) in a local sense . . .171
361. Special uses of h: (i), (ii) of Object; (iii) of Dative;
(iv) of Genitive ; (v) of Agent after Passive verbs;
(vi) to limit verb; (vii) of Place; (viii) of Time . 172