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<div dir="ltr">WADR, I am not aware of any case where the Hebrew word Shabbos is masculine. The Yiddish word Shabes is masculine.
<div dir="ltr">The qomatz vs pasach at the end of the word is a completely different issue, qomatz May be correct even in s’mikhut. It is more more complex that simple grammars would have you believe. </div>
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<div dir="ltr" class="null">Layla is never feminine. It is from a form like *laylay, and the qomatz he at the end is unstressed, not a feminine ending. That is also the basis of the form Lele, as in lele p’sahim; it is not the s’mikgut of the plural, which
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...and I'm sure RSM (to whom I wish a r'fua shleima b'qarov!) is familiar w/ at least two of them: "hagadol" is a reference to (a) the end of the haftara; and (b) grownups (IINM, RAM quoted the S'fas Emes on this in this past week's JEC [of Elizabeth, NJ] parasha
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As opposed to, say, "layla", yet we say "Mah nishtana halayla hazeh...", and I don't think the phrase was created by someone ignorant in grammar.</div>
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<div nop="null" class="null">"The Shabbos preceding Passover is traditionally known as Shabbos HaGadol — the Great Shabbos."<br nop="null" class="null">
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As you all know, that is not what the Hebrew means The great Shabbos would be haShabbos haG'dolah.</div>
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