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<font face="Verdana" size=4 color="#000080"><b>Please replace my previous
posting with this one.<br><br>
</b>At 18:22 11-09-07 +0300, D&E-H Bannett stated the
following:<br><br>
</font><blockquote type=cite class=cite cite="">Re: <<Also note the
Even Shoshan dictionary, which gives both halev (hataf-patah tzere) and
halav (hataf-patah, patah) as nismakh forms.>><br><br>
Upon reading your e-mail quoted above, I checked with my copy of Even
Shoshan and found that it does NOT give the hataf-patach patach (hp-p)
form as s'mikhut.</blockquote><font size=4 color="#800000"><br>
</font><font face="Verdana" size=4 color="#000080">Could you check
again?<br><br>
Look after the second definition (second column of page 217 in my edition
[Qiryat Sefer, printed 1973], second and third lines).
It has hataf-patah, patah as the first choice (end of second line), and
hataf-patah, tzere as the second choice (beginning of third
line).<br><br>
</font><blockquote type=cite class=cite cite="">It has hp-p as the
aramaic word for milk. It has hp-tz as the s'mikhut and gives a
three examples. halev-beitzim, haleiv-yonim and halev-tzippor.<br><br>
When the s'mikhut has a suffix indicating the person, his, her your,etc.
then it becomes hp-p.</blockquote><br>
<font face="Verdana" size=4 color="#000080">My dictionary has halavo as
hataf-patah, <b><u>qamatz</u>, </b>holam. Are you sure yours has
hataf-patah, <b><u>patah</u></b>, holam? Mine follows the pattern
of hakhmamo or anavo (hataf-patah, qamatz<b>, </b>holam).<br><br>
</font><blockquote type=cite class=cite cite=""> The entry for
s'mikhut is given as halev,
chalavo.</blockquote><font face="Verdana" size=4 color="#000080"><br>
Please check the preceding line, which has <b>hataf</b>-patah, patah as
the first entry. At least in my Even Shoshan.<br><br>
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