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@ -93,118 +93,5 @@ Attached to a :ref:`preposition<preposition>`
Similar to verbs, a pronominal suffix attached to a preposition is always the object of that preposition, functioning as a
:ref:`personal pronoun<pronoun_personal>`.
בְּ
^^^^
כְּ
^^^^
לְ and אֶל
^^^^^^^^
עַל
^^^^
אַחַר
^^^^
תַּחַת
^^^^
עַד
^^^^
מִן
^^^^
עִם
^^^^
אֵת
^^^^
When the preposition אֵת takes a pronominal suffix, it can be distinguished from the direct object marker. The preposition will
take a hireq vowel with a daghesh in the *taw* consonant (see examples below).
Attached to a participle
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
When attached to a participle, the pronominal suffix can function as a personal pronoun, a possessive adjective, or as a noun
in construct relationship with the particle.
Attached to an infinitive construct
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
as object of the infinitive
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
When attached to an infinitive construct, the pronominal suffix can function as the object of the verbal action.
EXAMPLE
as subject of the infinitive
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
When attached to an infinitive construct, the pronominal suffix can function as the subject of the verbal action described by
the infinitive. In these cases, often the object of the infinitive (with the direct object marker) will appear immediately
following the infinitive.
EXAMPLE
as possessive adjective describing the infinitive
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
EXAMPLE
Attached to a particle
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
SENTENCE/PARAGRAPH
the :ref:`direct object marker<particle_direct_object_marker>` (אֵת)
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
When the direct object marker takes a pronominal suffix, it can be distinguished from the preposition אֵת. The direct object
marker will take a holem vowel without a daghesh in the *taw* consonant (see examples below).
the particle הִנֵּה
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
When attached to the :ref:`demonstrative particle<particle_demonstrative>` הִנֵּה, a pronominal suffix can function as either
the object of the particle or the subject of a verbal participle that immediately follows the particle.
as object of the particle
.........................
In these cases, the pronominal suffix functions as the object of the verbal action expressed by the demonstrative particle.
as subject of a participle
..........................
Sometimes, a pronominal suffix attached to the particle הִנֵּה functions as the subject of a participle that immediately follows
the particle.