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A list of all pages that have property "Notes for Grammatical Relations" with value "Not clear". Since there have been only a few results, also nearby values are displayed.

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    • 1 Kgs 12:11.1  + (Note the definite article on whips. The same analysis applies to 1 Kings 12:14.)
    • Jer 30.11  + (Note the definite article on לַמִּשְׁפָּ֔ט)
    • 2 Chron 10:14  + (Same as 1 King 12:14)
    • 2 Chron 10:11  + (Same as 1 Kings 12:11)
    • Jer 46.28  + (See analysis for Jer 30.11)
    • Provl 29.17  + (See entry for Prov 19.18)
    • Psalm 38:2  + (See the analysis of Psalm 6:2)
    • Psalm 38.13  + (Subject explicitly stated in 38.13a: מְבַקְשֵׁ֬י נַפְשִׁ֗י ‘those who seek my life’.)
    • Psalm 115.7  + (Subject explicitly stated in v. 4 עֲֽ֭צַבֵּיהֶם ‘their idols’.)
    • Psalm 118.18  + (Taken here as an ‘adverbial specifier par excellence’ (Van der Merwe et. al 2017 §20.2.1))
    • Proverbs 31:1  + (The)
    • Isaiah 31.4  + (The compound subject is most likely understood as a collective. This accounts for the lack of agreement with the verb.)
    • Isaiah 59.11  + (The infinitive absolute form הָגֹ֣ה is taken adverbially since were it a cognate accusative, we'd expect the nominal form הִגָיוֹן.)
    • Lev 26.18  + (The infinitive here has an interesting for … The infinitive here has an interesting form—with final -ה. I did not list a subject because the infinitive is acting as a complement for another verb with a grammatical subject. The object and adjuncts constituents, however, seem to relate to the infinitive.however, seem to relate to the infinitive.)
    • 1 Kgs 12.11.2  + (The same analysis applies to 1 Kings 12:14.)
    • Jer 10.24  + (בְּמִשְׁפָּ֑ט is listed here as an oblique because it seems semantically close to the verb. The point of the verse is to contrast the two kinds of יס"ר, one with משפט and one with אף.)
    • Isaiah 59.3  + (הג"ה is parallel with דב"ר)