I've been looking at some of the targumim and was wondering if anyone knew what the plural possessive of the Aramaic word for sons is? I know that the singular is bar, but would it be the same as the Hebrew, like, for instance, in a name like b'nei b'rak? Basically, does bar become b'nei in the Aramaic plural, or is it something else?
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Question concerning Aramaic
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Question concerning Aramaic
by hanoch on Sun May 03, 2009 9:09 am
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Re: Question concerning Aramaic
by itz-me on Mon May 04, 2009 11:20 am
hanoch wrote:I've been looking at some of the targumim and was wondering if anyone knew what the plural possessive of the Aramaic word for sons is? I know that the singular is bar, but would it be the same as the Hebrew, like, for instance, in a name like b'nei b'rak? Basically, does bar become b'nei in the Aramaic plural, or is it something else?
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