Lexicographical Neighbors of Pausal
Literary usage of Pausal
Below you will find example usage of this term as found in modern and/or classical literature:
1. A Treatise on the Accentuation of the Twenty-one So-called Prose Books of by William Wickes (1887)
"The accents may be divided into two classes, according to their pausal (disjunctive),
or non-pausal (conjunctive) character 2. In using these terms, ..."
2. Biblical Commentary on the Proverbs of Solomon by Franz Delitzsch (1882)
"... has not passed over into the pausal ^Try, arises from this, ... the clause
completes itself only by 46; the pausal form on that account also is not ..."
3. Ewald's Introductory Hebrew Grammar by Heinrich Ewald, John Frederick Smith (1870)
"... found with the accentus conjunctive, in like manner the pausal pronunciations,
S 92 sq, are allowable with the accentus dis- ..."
4. A Commentary on the Psalms by George Phillips (1872)
"... but is put to a vocative noun. The Syr. accent called ..nmo.. J^oi j is pausal
... or^<» JJ, j^oii, is not pausal, but is used to mark a vocative, ..."
5. Lectures on the Comparative Grammar of the Semitic Languages by William Wright (1890)
"... is actually found once in < T;|T Hebrew in the pausal »{5>fi} D^Dn. Ps. Ivii.
2, whereas the ordi- • ; - TTT ' nary pausal form is ..."
6. Introductory Hebrew Method and Manual by William Rainey Harper (1886)
"y\y, pausal for УУ»,~<ДО Impf, of JTU, î 82. ... Т]ЛК) pausal for ?]ЛМ, the prep.
ЛК with; cf. ПЛК, in which , = ЛК, the sign of the def. ..."
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