heemantic
heemantic adjective: of a Hebrew letter, used in the formation of derivative words and inflectional forms.
Adjective
heemantic (not comparable)
- Of a Hebrew letter, used in the formation of derivative words and inflectional forms.
- with the addition of the Heemantic mem, the notation is evident, and the ſignification clear, as of one exalted above others.1659, John Pearson, Late Lord Bishop of Chester, An Exposition of the Creed, Volume 2, page 200
- Table I, exhibits the radical and heemantic forms of nouns with the various application of the heemantic letters to the root according to the analogy of the language.1812, Caleb Ashworth, Thomas Yeates, The Hebrew Grammar with Principal Rules, page 34
Questions about heemantic
- What does heemantic mean?
- Heemantic means of a Hebrew letter, used in the formation of derivative words and inflectional forms.
- What part of speech is heemantic?
- Heemantic is an adjective.
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