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§ 83.	Verbal Nouns in General	226
§ 84a.	Nouns derived from the Simple Stem	227
§ 84b.	Formation of Nouns from the Intensive Stem	233
§ 85.	Nouns with Preformatives and Afformatives	235
§ 86.	Denominative Nouns	239
§ 87.	Of the Plural	241
§ 88.	Of the Dual	244
§ 89.	The Genitive and the Construct State	247
§ 90.	Real and supposed Remains of Early Case-endings	248
§ 91.	The Noun with Pronominal Suffixes	254
§ 92.	Vowel Changes in the Noun	260
§ 93.	Paradigms of Masculine Nouns	262
§ 94.	Formation of Feminine Nouns	275
§ 95.	Paradigms of Feminine Nouns	276
§ 96.	Nouns of Peculiar Formation	281
§ 97.	Numerals. (a) Cardinal Numbers	286
§ 98.	Numerals. (b) Ordinal Numbers	292
Chapter IV. The Particles
§ 99.	General View	293
§ 100.	Adverbs	294
§ 101.	Prepositions	297
§ 102.	Prefixed Prepositions	298
§ 103.	Prepositions with Pronominal Suffixes and in the Plural Form	300
§ 104.	Conjunctions	305
§ 105.	Interjections	307
THIRD PART SYNTAX Chapter I. The Parts of Speech I. Syntax of the Verb. A. Use of the Tenses and Moods.
§ 106.	Use of the Perfect	309
§ 107.	Use of the Imperfect	313
§ 108.	Use of the Cohortative	319
§ 109.	Use of the Jussive	321
§ 110.	The Imperative	324
§ 111.	The Imperfect with Wāw Consecutive	326
§ 112.	The Perfect with Wāw Consecutive	330