In these nouns called segholate , the first syllable gets the accent and the second syllable takes the vowel seghol . The Group B list are also referred to as segholate , even though the vowel seghol does not appear in the second syllable. When the second or third consonant of what would otherwise be a segholate noun is a gutteral letter, then the second syllable takes a pattah instead of a seghol . Taking a pattah is a peculiarity of gutterals. Most of the time, they will take a pattah rather than any other vowel.
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Pronouns will be referred to as either first person, second person, or third person. 1 First person refers to me or us . 2 Second person refers to you . 3 Third person refers to he , she , or they . Additionally, we can speak of the gender of the pronouns.