Beginnings
It is what ּ. הַ is called
מֶלֶךְ
king
A syllable will usually begin with this
A consconant
יהוה
The Lord, Yahweh
The ending on סוּסה indicates this gender and number
Feminine Singular
It is what וְ is called
The conjunction
סוּס
horse
When a Hebrew author wants to refer to only two אִישׁ (men) the author will use this ending called the _______.
Dual
יִשְׂרָאֵל
Israel
The ending on סוּסִים indicates this gender and number
Masculine Plural
When the article is added to these letters, the vowel underneath the ה is lengthened
Gutturals
נַעֲרָה
young girl
A patach ַ will lengthen to this corresponding a-class vowel (looking for the name of the vowel)
qamets
יִצחָק
Isaac
The ending on בְּרִית indicates this gender and number
Feminine singular
These three letters cause the conjunction to become וּ or "u" sound.
ב, מ, פ
עוֹלָם
forever
The 'Tr' and 'st' in the word 'trust' does not happen in Hebrew, this is why
A syllable must have a vowel and a consonant
or
Hebrew does not have consonant clusters
עֵשָׂו
Esau
The ending on בָּנוֹת indicates this gender and number
Feminine plural
When the article is added to one of these two letters (ה or ח) it is called this.
Virtual Doubling
עָנָן
cloud(s)
They prefer a-class vowels
כְּנַעַן
Canaan
This is the proper translation of תּוֹרָתַיִם the root word meaning "law"
Two laws