David: On Wed, May 1, 2013 at 3:13 PM, David Kolinsky <[email protected]>wrote:
> Karl and Kevin: > > I suggest that you ponder the meaning of the niphal of this verb in > Amos3:3. > > There are many meanings for the root (DH. > The root here is Y(D, or as some say W(D. (DH is a root with the meaning of “to adorn” as in putting on jewelry. (DD is considered a variant of (WD to do a second time, as in reporting what one witnessed. Biblical Hebrew was pretty careful with its roots, not mixing them up even though their derivatives may share the same consonantal spellings. Karl W. Randolph.
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