| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - The following is an example of such an operational definition of subject and predicator (following Ornan, The Syntax of Modern Hebrew): If one has a word that by itself constitutes a sentence, and if (1) the word is a verb, and one can substitute for it a combination of that verb and a subjective pronoun ??? ???????? (he), ???????? (she), etc., agreeing with it in gender and number, and this combi
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