ch29-hiphil-passive-drill

Chapter 29 — Hophal Weak

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BBH Chapter 29 · Hophal Weak Verbs

A 25-item drill covering all eight weak-root classes. For each Hophal form, students (1) give the active Hiphil/Piel/Qal meaning and (2) translate the Hophal passive form in context. Reinforces the core principle that the Hophal passivizes its active causative or factitive counterpart, and builds facility with the prefix vowels of each weak class.

Classes represented: I-י/ו, Biconsonantal, III-ה, I-נ, I-guttural, III-ח/ע, III-א, Geminate.

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Sample Questions

Q1. 1 הוּבַל יבל I- י Perfect 3ms

A: Hiphil יָבַל : to lead, carry, bring he was led / brought I- י : הוּ prefix; R1 י quiesces

Q2. 2 הוּבְאוּ בוא Biconsonantal Perfect 3cp

A: Hiphil הֵבִיא : to bring they were brought (Gen 43:18) Biconsonantal; 3cp suffix; brothers brought into Joseph's house

Q3. 3 הוּרַד ירד I- י Perfect 3ms

A: Hiphil הוֹרִיד : to bring down he was brought down (Gen 39:1) I- י : Joseph was caused to descend to Egypt