vav-consecutive
vav-consecutive noun: a grammatical feature of Biblical Hebrew and, to a lesser extent, other Northwest Semitic languages, which allows for a verb's aspect or tense to be flipped to its inverse when preceded by the conjunction וְ־ (wə-, “and”).
Noun
vav-consecutive (plural vav-consecutives)
- a grammatical feature of Biblical Hebrew and, to a lesser extent, other Northwest Semitic languages, which allows for a verb's aspect or tense to be flipped to its inverse when preceded by the conjunction וְ־ (wə-, “and”)
Forms of vav-consecutive
| plural | vav-consecutives |
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Questions about vav-consecutive
- What does vav-consecutive mean?
- Vav-consecutive means a grammatical feature of Biblical Hebrew and, to a lesser extent, other Northwest Semitic languages, which allows for a verb's aspect or tense to be flipped to its inverse when preceded by the conjunction וְ־ (wə-, “and”).
- What part of speech is vav-consecutive?
- Vav-consecutive is a noun.
- What is the plural of vav-consecutive?
- The plural of vav-consecutive is vav-consecutives.
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