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-Interrogative particles indicate that a sentence is a question. The standard interrogative prefix -הֲ (he with
-hateph pathah vowel) should not be confused with the definite article -הַ (he with pathah vowel). The interrogative particles מִי and מָה can also
+Interrogative particles indicate that a sentence is a question. The interrogative particles מִי and מָה can also
 function as interrogative pronouns ("who?" and "what?") or indefinite pronouns ("whoever" and "whatever").
 
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-The interrogative prefix -הֲ is the standard interrogative particle in Biblie Aramaic and can be differentiated
-from the :ref:`definite article<particle_definite_article>` by the context and the lack of a daghesh in the consonant immediately
-following the prefix. The interrogative prefix, as well as interrogative particles in general, nearly always appear at the
-beginning of a clause to indicate that the clause is a question and not a statement.  However, as in many languages, in Biblical Aramaic a question can be asked rhetorically as a way
-of making a strong statement.  As an example, a person might ask "How can that be?" as a way of expressing a strong sense of
-disbelief in something that has just been said.
+In general, interrogative particles nearly always appear at the
+beginning of a clause to indicate that the clause is a question and not a statement.
+However, interrogative particles can occur in the middle of a sentence to function as indefinite pronouns instead.
+As in many languages, in Biblical Aramaic a question can be asked rhetorically as a way of making a strong statement.
+As an example, a person might ask "How can that be?" as a way of expressing a strong sense of disbelief in something that has just been said.
 
 
 Examples
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-איך and איכה
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-These are particles of manner and can be translated as "how?", "why?", or even "how!".
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-אי and איה
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-These are particles of place and can be translated as "where?" or "where is?".
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-מָתַי
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-This is a particle of time and can be translated as "when?". It is often used with the preposition עַד in the compound particle
-עַד־מָתַי which literally means "until when?" but is usually translated "how long?".
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-לָמָ֪ה and לָֽמָּה
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-These are particles of cause and literally mean "for what?", but they are usually translated as "why?".
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-Other interrogative particles
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-מַדּ֖וּעַ (why?)
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-עַד־אָן (how long?)
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-אֵ֥י מִזֶּ֖ה (from where?)
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