What does “determined” mean?
I'm currently learning Biblical Hebrew and occasionally come across the expression "determined." In the attached image, I've highlighted a passage where it says that, for example, a constructus compound can only be determined/indetermined as a whole. What does that mean? Does it refer to the article before the respective word (ie, the definite and indefinite articles)?
Thank you very much for your help!
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Under this infinitive look at the verb at Google. You can also take, for example, DWDS, Duden or PONS as a reference, if you don't understand what's in brackets.
There are other foreign words in your text. What do you want to understand if you're already failing this comparatively light verb?
determined = fixed
destined.
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The school = Beit hate
A school = Beit sefer
I would suggest, in terms of language, "inceeded"
That's what that means in brackets.
It's certain and indefinite. Does this relate to articles or anything else?
indefinite = not determined