A Grammar of Mishnaic Hebrew

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Sect. 402. pDK'. Cf. in a medieval text: aiHT poU' i of a gold
dinar, Mann, The Jews in Egypt and Palestine, ii. 188. The
editor's correction is unnecessary.
Sect. 431. Cf. Frankel, ^O^Kn^n «13tD, 10 a.
Sect. 435. Cf. Be. 3b; Z^b. 72a, where a distinction is drawn
between r\Sy&h m and \sr^^ i>3 'Or. iii. 6, the
first being definite and the second indefinite.
Sect. 437. D)!j3. Cf. also Schulthess, Gram, d. christ.-palasL
Aram,, § 65, 2. nnN also serves to express an indefinite
subject: n n b y s n i)y }D«J St^^ nns ^"^k some one, who
was not to be trusted about tithes, said to him. Dam. iv. i. 6 ;
Ta'a. ii. 5; in§3 nfcfJjD it happened of some one, Y«b. xvi. 4 ;
"'f?? "IPV some one arose, K^t. xiii, 2.
Sect. 449. On pnip D I N 1^3 cf. Frankel, n^Knon (Warsaw,
1923), 273-
Sect. 502, On inK) . . . iriK. So also with plur. nouns in the
masc : D^30p D"!)? nn«1 D^i^^n? D'»!)3 IPIK whether large vessels
or small vessels, Miq. iv. i; fem.: r\^X^ nnK^ n^i>^n3 iriK
niiD^K i n w rtehna IPIK whether virgins or married women,
divorced women or widows, Y^b. iv. 10; ^n^) HITpn *TnK
nip^na whether cross-examinations as to circumstances or as to
time and place, San. v. 2; sometimes, however, n n « is found
with the fem.: nap^^ nnKi n^ina nnx Suk. i. n. pa . . . pa is
also found before nominal forms, but without "K^: pa D^n^ P?
D^?'?^ whether moist or dry. Sab. iv. i.
Sect. 503. ^aK may also introduce a co-ordinated noun clause:
i)^?^an }^ b « D>i3n hot but not cooked; D^Tinp }h i>a|< D^ijoia
(L KS) one may remove but not put back. Sab. iii. i.
Sect 504. So njn©aB? but in the province, &c., in contrast to
the Temple, Tam. vii. 2. Cf. also Ginzberg, Journal of
Jewish Lore, 1919, 279.