Lesson 10
Lesson 10
Lesson 10
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PRINCIPLE ONE
Placing the particle “ ” before all conjugations of the present tense verb
creates the prohibition ( ) [table 10.1]. This “ ” is called the l m of
prohibition ( ) and it is one of five particles that cause present tense
verbs to enter the state of jazm ( ) [lesson seven, principle one]. It also alters
the meaning of the verb from the present tense to a prohibition. For
example, (you are doing) becomes (don’t do!).
PRINCIPLE TWO
The emphatic prohibition is formed by (1) removing the l m of emphasis ( )
from all conjugations of the emphatic and (2) replacing it with the l m of
prohibition ( ). Because all forms of the emphatic are stateless ( ), this
does not change the grammatical state of the verb. However, the verb’s
meaning changes from the emphatic to the emphatic prohibition. For
example, (verily you will do!) becomes (verily don’t do!).
ESSENTIAL NOTE
The conjugations of the prohibition and the emphatic prohibition must be
memorized (table 10.1) before moving to the next lesson.
The Prohibition 51
TABLE 10.1
THE PROHIBITION
Verily don’t [you] be done! (S/M) Verily don’t [you] do! (S/M) Don’t [you] be done! (S/M) Don’t [you] do! (S/M)
Verily don’t [you] be done! (D/M) Verily don’t [you] do! (D/M) Don’t [you] be done! (D/M) Don’t [you] do! (D/M)
Verily don’t [you] be done! (P/M) Verily don’t [you] do! (P/M) Don’t [you] be done! (P/M) Don’t [you] do! (P/M)
Verily don’t [you] be done! (S/F) Verily don’t [you] do! (S/F) Don’t [you] be done! (S/F) Don’t [you] do! (S/F)
Verily don’t [you] be done! (D/F) Verily don’t [you] do! (D/F) Don’t [you] be done! (D/F) Don’t [you] do! (D/F)
Verily don’t [you] be done! (P/F) Verily don’t [you] do! (P/F) Don’t [you] be done! (P/F) Don’t [you] do! (P/F)
Verily I must not be done! Verily I must not do! I must not be done! I must not do!
Verily we must not be done! Verily we must not do! We must not be done! We must not do!