Synopsis
Excerpt from A Methodization of the Hebrew Verbs, Regular and Irregular, on an Original Plan: In Which Are Exhibited on a Single Sheet the Chief Peculiarities of the Verbs of the Sacred Language, So Arranged That They Can Be Learned With Ease and Scarcely Forgotten
This first of the two Tables of the Hebrew Verbs gives a digest or arrangement of the personal charac ters (that is, of those marks which distinguish the persons in the various moods, tenses, genders, and numbers), of the regular Verbs. It is not intended, of course, to supersede the study and use of the Grammar. The object of the table is, when the Grammar has been studied and understood, to present in a narrow compass to the eye the various particulars with respect to the Verb, as to its persons, in their numbers and genders, which particulars the Grammar instructs us in, and so to present them, that the recollection of them may be facilitated.
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