צינור צינורות as in pipe s., pipes pl. Google Translate says 'irrigation pipes' is צינורות השקיה but 45 years ago I moved the צינורי השקיה in the פרדס. :^)
Hi how to learn hebrew language especially from the beginning means alphabets, how to connect each sentence, and I tried my best many times but could not, because of biblical studies, the personal knowledge, the class is going on.. So could u help me out with simplest clue I will be so grateful to your guidance.. From India. The sooner is the better.
Id like to know what is the plural in Hebrew for the word transliteration Qatseh? I read the Hebrew Bible (OT) and I see the Hebrew word Transliteration Qatseh in English is end but in English translation I read it end or ends. If qatseh is singular why in other verses of the OT, qatseh is translated in English as ends(plural) especially in Isaiah 43:6 ends of the earth and not end of the earth? I hope you can educate me with my question. Thanks!
Can you please let me know about the IM ending for Elohim, and Kedoshim in Proverbs 30:3. Many people have told me that Elohim when it applies to God is both singular and plural. Is this possible?
Hi, Hebrew native here, elhohim is only said when referred to the god of Jews, or a single (specific!) god. Its ending is plural, therefore it's plural AND singular but in modern Hebrew we no longer use it when we want to say multiple gods, instead we say elim (אלים). If you're looking for a bliblical/ mishnahic/ medieval Hebrew answer, than there existed a noun case which made it plural as well, and thus it was used as the plural. El (אל) means a god (or demigod) which ISN'T the god of jews or a specific god which is talked about. Hope this helps :)
I have learned that there's two words for here in Hebrew: פה וכאן. Which one is used when and which one is used the most. First I heard פה and lately I have been hearing כאן. Just wondering. תודה רבה חברה שלי
I dont understand 'ĕlōhîm is masculine and plural... 'ĕlôha is the the singular usage of 'ĕlōhîm but it is not feminine, it is masculine... Can you please explain?
I have an exam and there's this question where it gives me plural nouns and asks to write the singular, how do i do it? Please help if you know the answer
Hi Hend Bahaa, Thanks for commenting! Well, there's no 100% way to deduce the singular word out of a plural, as there are many exceptions in Hebrew and one must know the words themselves to do so... One thing that can give you some help is the fact that most Hebrew plural female nouns end with "ot" (ים), and most Hebrew plural female nouns end with "im" (ים), and in many cases simply removing these suffixes would give you the singular form. I hope that helps! and good luck in your exam! Yours, Roi Team HebrewPod101.com
Hi Mike, Thanks for posting! This is a question that is dealt with thoroughly in Jewish philosophy, and too wide to be answered here. Literally speaking - yes, Elohim is a plural form of the word God ("el"), the reason for why the writer of the bible chose to put it this way is not known, however... Hope it helps :) Yours, Roi Team HebrewPod101.com
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Hi idit, a few years back you had a video on Hebrew dual nouns (eyes, ears, etc). do you have a link for it?
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צינור צינורות
as in pipe s., pipes pl.
Google Translate says 'irrigation pipes' is צינורות השקיה
but 45 years ago I moved the צינורי השקיה in the פרדס.
:^)
Hi how to learn hebrew language especially from the beginning means alphabets, how to connect each sentence, and I tried my best many times but could not, because of biblical studies, the personal knowledge, the class is going on.. So could u help me out with simplest clue I will be so grateful to your guidance.. From India. The sooner is the better.
Id like to know what is the plural in Hebrew for the word transliteration Qatseh?
I read the Hebrew Bible (OT) and I see the Hebrew word Transliteration Qatseh in English is end but in English translation I read it end or ends.
If qatseh is singular why in other verses of the OT, qatseh is translated in English as ends(plural) especially in Isaiah 43:6 ends of the earth and not end of the earth?
I hope you can educate me with my question.
Thanks!
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Can you please let me know about the IM ending for Elohim, and Kedoshim in Proverbs 30:3. Many people have told me that Elohim when it applies to God is both singular and plural. Is this possible?
Hi, Hebrew native here, elhohim is only said when referred to the god of Jews, or a single (specific!) god. Its ending is plural, therefore it's plural AND singular but in modern Hebrew we no longer use it when we want to say multiple gods, instead we say elim (אלים). If you're looking for a bliblical/ mishnahic/ medieval Hebrew answer, than there existed a noun case which made it plural as well, and thus it was used as the plural. El (אל) means a god (or demigod) which ISN'T the god of jews or a specific god which is talked about. Hope this helps :)
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I have learned that there's two words for here in Hebrew: פה וכאן. Which one is used when and which one is used the most. First I heard פה and lately I have been hearing כאן. Just wondering.
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I dont understand 'ĕlōhîm is masculine and plural... 'ĕlôha is the the singular usage of 'ĕlōhîm but it is not feminine, it is masculine... Can you please explain?
I have an exam and there's this question where it gives me plural nouns and asks to write the singular, how do i do it? Please help if you know the answer
Hi Hend Bahaa,
Thanks for commenting!
Well, there's no 100% way to deduce the singular word out of a plural, as there are many exceptions in Hebrew and one must know the words themselves to do so... One thing that can give you some help is the fact that most Hebrew plural female nouns end with "ot" (ים), and most Hebrew plural female nouns end with "im" (ים), and in many cases simply removing these suffixes would give you the singular form.
I hope that helps! and good luck in your exam!
Yours,
Roi
Team HebrewPod101.com
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So like in the word ( Elohim ) which has a plural ending ( im ) ! Does that mean like more than one ? Such as 2 or 3 or 4 ??
Hi Mike,
Thanks for posting!
This is a question that is dealt with thoroughly in Jewish philosophy, and too wide to be answered here. Literally speaking - yes, Elohim is a plural form of the word God ("el"), the reason for why the writer of the bible chose to put it this way is not known, however...
Hope it helps :)
Yours,
Roi
Team HebrewPod101.com
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