1. It means that the NAQDANIYM overruled the traditional reading.
2. The kaf is "fricative" only if you sound it so. Isaac Fried, Boston University On Jun 2, 2013, at 3:59 AM, Rolf wrote:
In Numbers 31:8 we find the plural construct form of MLK (king). First we see the closed syllable MAL, which is normal. Then we see the open syllable KE, which is not normal, because the kaf is fricative and should have been voiced. What does the fact that the kaf is fricative indicate?
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