Exodus 3:4-6

Exodus 3:4
וַ	ו: so, then, and consecutive that so that so, then particle, conjunction
יַּרְא	ראה: seeing verb, qal, prefix, third person, masculine, singular, vav-conv
יְהוָה	יהוה: Yahweh noun, proper name
כִּי	כִּי: surely, that particle, conjunction
סָר	סור: turn aside verb, qal, affix, third person, masculine, singular  rs' One way to determine the root is to recognise that this verb appears in Ex.3:3 in the phrase aN"-hr'sua' Another is to know that when you see two strong letters and qamets or patach under the first one, you most likely have a 3 m. sg. Qal affix of a hollow verb. A pluperfect translation would be appropriate here. Notice how often the subject switches in this verse
לִ	ל: to, for, in regard to direction towards reference to particle, preposition
רְאוֹת	ראה: seeing verb, qal, infinitive construct  25.3b discusses this very word
וַ	ו: so, then, and consecutive that so that so, then particle, conjunction
יִּקְרָא	קרא: call, read out, aloud verb, qal, prefix, third person, masculine, singular, vav-conv
אֵלָיו	אֶל: motion to direction towards particle, preposition with third person, masculine, singular suffix
אֱלֹהִים	אֱלֹהִים: God noun, common, masculine, plural
מִ	מִן: from particle, preposition
תּוֹךְ	תָּוֶךְ: midst noun, common, masculine, singular, construct
הַ	ה: the particle, article
סְּנֶה	סְנֶה: bush noun, common, masculine, singular
וַ	ו: so, then, and consecutive that so that so, then particle, conjunction
יֹּאמֶר	אמר: utter, say verb, qal, prefix, third person, masculine, singular, vav-conv
מֹשֶׁה	מֹשֶׁה: Moses noun, proper name
מֹשֶׁה	מֹשֶׁה: Moses noun, proper name
וַ	ו: so, then, and consecutive that so that so, then particle, conjunction
יֹּאמֶר	אמר: utter, say verb, qal, prefix, third person, masculine, singular, vav-conv
הִנֵּנִי	הִנֵּה: lo! behold!; particle, interjection with first person, common, singular suffix
Exodus 3:5
וַ	ו: so, then, and consecutive that so that so, then particle, conjunction
יֹּאמֶר	אמר: utter, say verb, qal, prefix, third person, masculine, singular, vav-conv
אַל־	אַל: motion to direction towards particle, adverb
תִּקְרַב	קרב: come near, approach verb, qal, prefix, second person, masculine, singular  br;q.Ti-la; la; in front of a prefix form of a verb is the sign of the negative imperative. It is the only circumstance in which la; is used with a verb.
הֲלֹם	הֲלֹם: here, hither particle, adverb
שַׁל־	נשׁל: slip drop off draw off. clear away verb, qal, imperative, masculine, singular  This is a verb. How can you tell? You just saw a negative imperative in direct speech and there are likely to be other verbs as the speech continues. lv; looks as if it could be a 3 m. sg. Qal affix of a hollow verb according to what we just said about rs' (Ex.3:4) but there is no root lyv or lwv An alternative is the imperative, because they often appear in clusters, especially in direct speech. Verbs whose first root letter is weak may lose that weak letter in the imperative (20.6a). Of the two most likely possibilities, which shows the vocalisation of lv; in the imperative? (16.2)
נְעָלֶיךָ	נַעַל: sandal, shoe noun, common, feminine, plural, construct with second person, masculine, singular suffix
מֵ	מִן: from particle, preposition
עַל	עַל: on particle, preposition
רַגְלֶיךָ	רֶגֶל: foot noun, common, feminine, dual number, construct with second person, masculine, singular suffix
כִּי	כִּי: surely, that particle, conjunction  This is introducing a clause just as it did in Ex.3:4 but we would use a different conjunction here in English
הַ	ה: the particle, article
מָּקוֹם	מָקוֹם: standing-place, place noun, common, masculine, singular
אֲשֶׁר	אֲשֶׁר: which, that particle, relative
אַתָּה	אַתָּה: you pronoun, second person, masculine, singular
עוֹמֵד	עמד: take one’s stand, stand verb, qal, participle, masculine, singular
עָלָיו	עַל: on particle, preposition with third person, masculine, singular suffix  wyl'[' dmeA[ hT'a; rv,a] This type of construction is discussed in 22.8a.
אַדְמַת־	אֲדָמָה: soil earth land regions below the ground noun, common, feminine, singular, construct
קֹדֶשׁ	קֹדֶשׁ: apartness, sacredness noun, common, masculine, singular  vd,qO-tm;d>a; This is a construct chain. The first link is the feminine noun tm;d>a; undergoing the regular change for the construct form (22.4). vd,qO is a masculine noun. Using two nouns together rather than a noun and an adjective, as we might in English, is regular syntax in Hebrew.
הוּא	הוּא: it, he pronoun, third person, masculine, singular
Exodus 3:6
וַ	ו: so, then, and consecutive that so that so, then particle, conjunction
יֹּאמֶר	אמר: utter, say verb, qal, prefix, third person, masculine, singular, vav-conv
אָנֹכִי	אָנֹכִי: I pronoun, first person, common, singular
אֱלֹהֵי	אֱלֹהִים: God noun, common, masculine, plural, construct
אָבִיךָ	אָב: father noun, common, masculine, singular, construct with second person, masculine, singular suffix
אֱלֹהֵי	אֱלֹהִים: God noun, common, masculine, plural, construct
אַבְרָהָם	אַבְרָהָם: Abraham noun, proper name
אֱלֹהֵי	אֱלֹהִים: God noun, common, masculine, plural, construct
יִצְחָק	יִצְחָק: Isaac noun, proper name
וֵ	ו: so, then, and consecutive that so that so, then particle, conjunction
אלֹהֵי	אֱלֹהִים: angels God noun, common, masculine, plural, construct
יַעֲקֹב	יַעֲקֹב: Jacob noun, proper name
וַ	ו: so, then, and consecutive that so that so, then particle, conjunction
יַּסְתֵּר	סתר: hide, conceal verb, hiphil, prefix, third person, masculine, singular, vav-conv  Is this a Piel? Don’t let the dagesh in the t sway you too quickly; wait at least until you check the vowel before it. Also, check the vowel under the prefix pronoun (15.5). This is a Hifil prefix. Two distinguishing characterisitics of this stem and form are discussed with ~Kev.Y:w: (Gen.22:3).
מֹשֶׁה	מֹשֶׁה: Moses noun, proper name
פָּנָיו	פָּנֶה: face noun, common, feminine and masculine, plural, construct with third person, masculine, singular suffix  This is a DDO but it is not preceded by ta The ommission of the DDO marker is something you will see from time to time, although more frequently in poetry than in prose.
כִּי	כִּי: surely, that particle, conjunction
יָרֵא	ירא: fear verb, qal, affix, third person, masculine, singular  17.7 discusses the pointing for this form.
מֵ	מִן: from particle, preposition
הַבִּיט	נבט: look verb, hiphil, infinitive construct  jyBih;me Abstracting the root from this word is a real challenge. The m looks like either a noun indicator, participial preformative, or the attached preposition !mi The h looks like either the sign of the definite article, a Hifil preformative or a root letter. The dagesh in the b looks like either the footprint of an assimilated letter, confirmation of the definite article, or the sign of the Piel. The y is a vowel letter (it has no vowel of its own) and so is not a serious contender for a root letter. Since root letters come in a cluster, lets try jbh It isn’t a root, which means that m here cannot be a participial preformative or a noun indicator. Therefore it is the preposition !mi That jbh is not a root also means h is not a root letter, and so the dagesh cannot be the sign of the Piel. Because a noun can’t be derived from jb the h; is not the definite article; that leaves it with its being the sign of the Hifil. So the dagesh must be forte and the root is tbn The prefixed preposition strongly suggests infinitive form. You have seen the following verb patterns. 1. Preformative h | ^ytibovih]w: (Gen.28:15); Wbyvihew> (Gen.29:3); Wqv.hiw> (Gen.29:3) 2. Prefix pronoun or other preformative + patach and a dot vowel between the second and third root letter: ~Kev.Y:w: (Gen.22:3); Whle[]Y:w: (Gen.22:13); [;yGIm; (Gen.28:12). 93% of the time these patterns will yield a Hifil. Where are the other 7%? See ~T,[.d;y>h; (Gen.29:5). Another problem here is how to tranlsate the preposition !mi Although it is awkward English to say from looking, do you think to look means the same thing?
אֶל־	אֶל: motion to direction towards particle, preposition
הָ	ה: the particle, article
אֱלֹהִים	אֱלֹהִים: God noun, common, masculine, plural