Gesenius' Hebrew Grammar

One of the most comprehensive books on the Hebrew language, it covers all aspects, including word roots and derivatives, prefixes and suffixes, syntax and pronunciation. Filled with features, like historical background on the Hebrew language and grammar, this is an indispensable resource for the study of ancient languages and Biblical texts.

Additions and Corrections
List of Abbreviations
Table of Early Semitic Alphabets
Siloam Inscription
Introduction
  1. The Semitic Languages in General
  2. Sketch of the History of the Hebrew Language
  3. Grammatical Treatment of the Hebrew Language
  4. Division and Arrangement of the Grammar
1st Part: Elementary Principles, or the Sounds and Characters
  1. The Individual Sounds and Characters
  2. Peculiarities and Changes of Letters: the Syllable and the Tone
2nd Part: Etymology, or the Parts of Speech
  1. The Pronoun
  2. The Verb
    The Strong Verb
      The Pure Stem, or Qal
      Verba Derivativa, or Derived Conjugations
      Strong Verb with Pronominal Suffixes
      Verbs with Gutturals
    The Weak Verb
      The Weakest Verbs (Verba Quiescentia)
  3. The Noun
  4. The Particles
3rd Part: Syntax
  1. The Parts of Speech
    Syntax of the Verb
      Use of the Tenses and Moods
      The Infinitive and Participle
      The Government of the Verb
    Syntax of the Noun
    Syntax of the Pronoun
  2. The Sentence
    The Sentence in General
    Special Kinds of Sentences
Paradigms
Index of Subjects
Index of Hebrew Words
Index of Passages