| A Preposition is a word which connects a noun or pronoun
with a verb, an adjective, or another noun or pronoun. The noun or
pronoun which follows the preposition is in the object case, and is said
to be governed by the preposition.
The Inseparable Prepositions
There are three prepositions in Hebrew that have no existence as
separate words but, like the definite article, they attach themselves,
as prefixes, to the words they govern. They are therefore called Inseparable
Prepositions.
| Bet |
Kaf |
Lamed |
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Basic Meanings
(1) in
(2) with
(3) by |
Basic Meanings
(1) as
(2) like |
Basic Meanings
(1) to
(2) for |
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