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The Hebrew Verbal Paradigm of Hollow Roots: a Triconsonantal Account
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DOI https://doi.org/10.13173/zeitdeutmorggese.166.2.0317
Evidence from various Semitic languages suggests that ‘hollow’ verbs should not be reconstructed with a vowel as their middle radical, but with three radical consonants, the middle one being *w or *y. In the past, forms from Biblical Hebrew have been cited as being incompatible with such a reconstruction. This paper shows that almost all parts of the Hebrew hollow paradigm can easily be derived from their strong counterparts, leaving only the
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