lamedh

preposition lamedh) reflects the fact that these alephs "must have

With this fourth volume, the Dictionary of Classical Hebrew has reached its halfway mark, even though what has been published so far, from aleph to lamedh, does not quite cover the first half of the Hebrew alphabet.

These concern the usage of the initial allographs of the graphemes taw (T) and lamedh (D) in suffix-initial or in word-division.

(19) I read the lamedh of KTU 1.14.I.12.as an emphatic particle, rather than as a negative.

479) is one of the verbs that have such an ingressive lamedh, but the very examples cited by DJPA only support Muraoka's refutation: e.g., [UNKNOWN TEXT OMITTED] `because Miriam stood on the riverbank, TN Num.