Why is the stress on "kumah" in Numbers 10:35 milra i.e., on the last syllable (in the phrase "kumah hashem veyafutsu oyvechah etc.")?
Usually the verb "kumah" is stressed mil'eil (first syllable).
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Location of stress in a Hebrew verb
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Why is the stress on "kumah" in Numbers 10:35 milra i.e., on the last syllable (in the phrase "kumah hashem veyafutsu oyvechah etc.")? Usually the verb "kumah" is stressed mil'eil (first syllable).
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