10-28-2014, 10:11 AM
Steve,
I actually do see the words nachath and nachal as relating to the concept expressed in the nun chaf root, and have them as such in my Lexical concordance listing. I have not ignored them, I just did not list them, nor the others that are part of that root.
I do realize that what I and a handful of others are doing is not the mainstream way of studying this language, and as such, will be mostly disregarded. I have no interest in trying to convince anyone that what I am sharing is at least worth considering. I am only interested in letting others know, so that the few who are interested can have something to work with themselves. I believe very strongly that the Creators language is put together by divine design, where each letter is where it is for a reason, nothing being arbitrary.
If and when I finally complete researching each and every word, and the translation I am working on, then time will tell whether, as Rashi believed in his day, that:
Three letter roots are used for grammatical purposes of conjugation, to indicate tense, person, etc. Nevertheless, two letter roots are used for semantic purposes to indicate meaning.
I actually do see the words nachath and nachal as relating to the concept expressed in the nun chaf root, and have them as such in my Lexical concordance listing. I have not ignored them, I just did not list them, nor the others that are part of that root.
I do realize that what I and a handful of others are doing is not the mainstream way of studying this language, and as such, will be mostly disregarded. I have no interest in trying to convince anyone that what I am sharing is at least worth considering. I am only interested in letting others know, so that the few who are interested can have something to work with themselves. I believe very strongly that the Creators language is put together by divine design, where each letter is where it is for a reason, nothing being arbitrary.
If and when I finally complete researching each and every word, and the translation I am working on, then time will tell whether, as Rashi believed in his day, that:
Three letter roots are used for grammatical purposes of conjugation, to indicate tense, person, etc. Nevertheless, two letter roots are used for semantic purposes to indicate meaning.