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B. Verba Derivativa, or Derived Conjugations.
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§ 51.	Niphʿal	137
§ 52.	Piʿēl and Puʿal	139
§ 53.	Hiphʿil and Hophʿal	144
§ 54.	Hithpaʿēl	149
§ 55.	Less Common Conjugations	151
§ 56.	Quadriliterals	153
C. Strong Verb with Pronominal Suffixes.
§ 57.	In general	154
§ 58.	The Pronominal Suffixes of the Verb	155
§ 59.	The Perfect with Pronominal Suffixes	158
§ 60.	Imperfect with Pronominal Suffixes	160
§ 61.	Infinitive, Imperative and Participle with Pronominal Suffixes	162
Verbs with Gutturals.
§ 62.	In general	164
§ 63.	Verbs First Guttural	165
§ 64.	Verbs Middle Guttural	169
§ 65.	Verbs Third Guttural	171
II. The Weak Verb.
§ 66.	Verbs Primae Radicalis Nûn (פ״ן‎)	173
§ 67.	Verbs ע״ע‎	175
The Weakest Verbs (Verba Quiescentia).
§ 68.	Verbs פ״א‎	184
§ 69.	Verbs פ״י‎. First Class, or Verbs originally פ״ו‎	186
§ 70.	Verbs פ״י‎. Second Class, or Verbs properly פ״י‎	192
§ 71.	Verbs פ״י‎. Third Class, or Verbs with Yôdh assimilated	193
§ 72.	Verbs ע״וּ‎	194
§ 73.	Verbs middle i (vulgo ע״י‎)	202
§ 74.	Verbs ל״א‎	205
§ 75.	Verbs ל״ה‎	207
§ 76.	Verbs Doubly Weak	217
§ 77.	Relation of the Weak Verbs to one another	219
§ 78.	Verba Defectiva	219
Chapter III. The Noun
§ 79.	General View	221
§ 80.	The Indication of Gender in Nouns	222
§ 81.	Derivation of Nouns	225
§ 82.	Primitive Nouns	225