Qumran Hebrew Qal Prefix Conjugation Forms with Mater w after the First Radical: Or: ‮הצורה אומרת תדורשני‬‎

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Dead Sea Discoveries Pub Date : 2024-06-20 DOI:10.1163/15685179-bja10051

Christian Stadel

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Abstract

Forms like ‮ידורשהו‬‎, viz. qal stem prefix conjugation forms with an object suffix in which a mater lectionis indicates the presence of a rounded vowel after the first radical, constitute the only unique Qumran Hebrew morphological trait that has no parallels in other traditions of the language. In this paper, I suggest a new explanation for the development of these forms (and of orthographically similar qal stem imperatives and infinitives). While previous research tried to explain the forms as resulting from analogy, I propose that they are (by and large) the result of regular sound change: vowel deletion of the unstressed stem vowel followed by the emergence of an epenthetic copy vowel that originated in the masculine plural forms.

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库姆兰希伯来语 Qal 前缀连接形式，第一根词后有 Mater w：或： הצורה אומרת תדורשני

像ידרושהו这样的形式，即带有宾语后缀的qal词干前缀连接形式，其中的mater lectionis表示在第一个部首之后有一个圆元音，构成了库姆兰希伯来语唯一独特的形态特征，在其他语言传统中没有相似之处。在本文中，我对这些形式（以及正字法上类似的 qal 干祈使句和不定式）的发展提出了新的解释。以前的研究试图将这些形式解释为类比的结果，而我则认为它们（大体上）是有规律的声音变化的结果：非重音词干元音被删除，随后出现了源自阳性复数形式的外音复制元音。

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