Genesis 29:1-3

Genesis 29:1
וַ	ו: so, then, and consecutive that so that so, then particle, conjunction
יִּשָּׂא	נשׂא: lift up be lifted up; be lifted up bear be carried off carry along bring forgive be forgiven verb, qal, prefix, third person, masculine, singular, vav-conv
יַעֲקֹב	יַעֲקֹב: Jacob noun, proper name
רַגְלָיו	רֶגֶל: foot noun, common, feminine, dual number, construct with third person, masculine, singular suffix wyl'g>r; constructed like wyr'['n> (Gen.22:3)
וַ	ו: so, then, and consecutive that so that so, then particle, conjunction
יֵּלֶךְ	הלךְ: travel, go verb, qal, prefix, third person, masculine, singular, vav-conv
אַרְצָה	אֶרֶץ: earth, land noun, common, feminine, singular, directional heh ending
בְנֵי־	!be: son noun, common, masculine, plural, construct
קֶדֶם	קֶדֶם: eastward to, toward the East noun, common, masculine, singular  ~d,q,-ynEb. ynEb. In front of a name is one of the ways of referring to a people. The most common example is laer"f.yI-ynEB. Which can be translated the sons of Israel, the children of Israel, the people of Israel, or Israelites. The gentilic ending presented in Lesson 22.5 is another way of expressing nationhood.
Genesis 29:2
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
וְ	ו: so, then, and consecutive that so that so, then particle, conjunction
הִנֵּה	הִנֵּה: lo! behold!; particle, interjection
בְאֵר	בְּאֵר: well, pit noun, common, feminine, singular
בַּ	בּ: in, with, through particle, inseparable preposition with article
שָּׂדֶה	שָׂדֶה: field noun, common, masculine, singular
וְ	ו: so, then, and consecutive that so that so, then particle, conjunction
הִנֵּה־	הִנֵּה: lo! behold!; particle, interjection
שָׁם	שָׁם: there particle, adverb
שְׁלֹשָׁה	שָׁלֹשׁ: a three, triad adjective, masculine, singular
עֶדְרֵי־	עֵדֶר: herd noun, common, masculine, plural, construct
צֹאן	צֹאן: small cattle, sheep and goats, flock, flocks noun, common, feminine and masculine, singular  !aco-yred>[, hv'l{v. What you are seeing is not a feminine adjective modifying a m.pl noun and what would be even more irregular, preceding the noun! Numbers in Hebrew have a complicated and varied syntax. Here the number hv'l{v. is being used as a substantive: a triad, flocks of sheep.
רֹבְצִים	רבץ: (place of) lying down, resting dwelling-place verb, qal, participle, masculine, plural
עָלֶיהָ	עַל: on particle, preposition with third person, feminine, singular suffix  h'yl,[' Gen.28:13 same word. What is the antecedent? raEb. well.
כִּי	כִּי: surely, that particle, conjunction
מִן־	מִן: from particle, preposition
הַ	ה: the particle, article
בְּאֵר	בְּאֵר: well, pit noun, common, feminine, singular
הַ	ה: the particle, article
הִוא	הִיא: he, she, it pronoun, third person, feminine, singular  awhih; This word is really ayhih; When a word in the Hebrew Bible is spelled “incorrectly”, the consonants are not changed but the correct spelling is noted in the margin. The word is to be pronounced not the way it is written but according to the marginal notation. This system is called btiK. (written) arEq. (read). Some words are so commonly spelled “incorrectly” that the “error” is not noted for each instance. Such is the case for awhi which appears as it does here all but twelves times in the Bible. It is interesting to bear in mind that y and w were not consistently differentiated by scribes until about the time of the Common Era so what is being notated here is not so much a mistake as a change in the written language over time.
יַשְׁקוּ	שׁקה: cause to drink water, give to drink verb, hiphil, prefix, third person, masculine, plural  Wqv.y: Why is this not a 3.m.pl Qal affix? It is the 3.m.pl Hifil prefix of hqv cause to drink (water) or give to drink. 3^rd h verbs lose the h of the root before subject pronouns are added, or in the case of the prefix form, before the prefix complement. The Hifil prefix is distinctive because of the patach under the prefix pronoun (see ~Kev.Y:w: Gen.22:3).
הָ	ה: the particle, article
עֲדָרִים	עֵדֶר: herd noun, common, masculine, plural
וְ	ו: so, then, and consecutive that so that so, then particle, conjunction
הָ	ה: the particle, article
אֶבֶן	אֶבֶן: stone noun, common, feminine, singular
גְּדֹלָה	גָּדוֹל: great adjective, feminine, singular  hl'ÞdoG> !b,a,îh'w> The conjunction w> can mean but. The adjective follows the noun, but it is still an attributive adjective? An attributive adjective modified a noun directly. It follows the noun and agrees with it in gender, number and definiteness. Here there is no agreement in definiteness. It is therefore a predicate adjective, which can sometimes follow the noun.
עַל־	עַל: on particle, preposition
פִּי	פֶּה: mouth noun, common, masculine, singular, construct
הַ	ה: the particle, article
בְּאֵר	בְּאֵר: well, pit noun, common, feminine, singular
Genesis 29:3
וְ	ו: so, then, and consecutive that so that so, then particle, conjunction
נֶאֶסְפוּ־	אסף: gathering verb, niphal, affix, third person, common, plural  Like Wkr]b.nIw> (Gen.28:14) but the guttural a causes a change in pointing. All the verbs in this verse are affix forms + vav reversive, but they are not translated in the future. (As you read on you will see why.) This may be a specialised use of the vav reversive for actions which have been completed but were repated over a period of time.
שָׁמָּה	שָׁם: there particle, adverb, directional heh ending  For the dagesh see %M'[i (Gen.28:15). For the h ; ending see hc'r>a; (Gen.28:12).
כָל־	כֹּל: all noun, common, masculine, singular, construct
הָ	ה: the particle, article
עֲדָרִים	עֵדֶר: herd noun, common, masculine, plural
וְ	ו: so, then, and consecutive that so that so, then particle, conjunction
גָלֲלוּ	גּלל: roll, roll away verb, qal, affix, third person, common, plural  A root cannot begin with the same two letters but the second and third root letters can twin. Such roots are called geminates, and as you will discover, they can cause no end of trouble. Here, fortunately, the components are straightforward.
אֶת־	אֵת: particle, direct object
הָ	ה: the particle, article
אֶבֶן	אֶבֶן: stone noun, common, feminine, singular
מֵ	מִן: from particle, preposition
עַל	עַל: on particle, preposition  l[;me A compound preposition. For the vowel under the m see qxor'me (Gen.22:4).
פִּי	פֶּה: mouth noun, common, masculine, singular, construct
הַ	ה: the particle, article
בְּאֵר	בְּאֵר: well, pit noun, common, feminine, singular
וְ	ו: so, then, and consecutive that so that so, then particle, conjunction
הִשְׁקוּ	שׁקה: cause to drink water, give to drink verb, hiphil, affix, third person, common, plural
אֶת־	אֵת: particle, direct object
הַ	ה: the particle, article
צֹּאן	צֹאן: small cattle, sheep and goats, flock, flocks noun, common, feminine and masculine, singular
וְ	ו: so, then, and consecutive that so that so, then particle, conjunction
הֵשִׁיבוּ	שׁוב: turn back, return verb, hiphil, affix, third person, common, plural
אֶת־	אֵת: particle, direct object
הָ	ה: the particle, article
אֶבֶן	אֶבֶן: stone noun, common, feminine, singular
עַל־	עַל: on particle, preposition
פִּי	פֶּה: mouth noun, common, masculine, singular, construct
הַ	ה: the particle, article
בְּאֵר	בְּאֵר: well, pit noun, common, feminine, singular
לִ	ל: to, for, in regard to direction towards reference to particle, preposition
מְקֹמָהּ	מָקוֹם: standing-place, place noun, common, masculine, singular, construct with third person, feminine, singular suffix Hm'qom.li Components: preposition + noun + suffix. The H " cannot be the h- directive because: It has a mappiq which is always the sign of a consonant rather than a vowel letter. It is therefore the feminine singular suffix. The preposition l gives the meaning of direction toward Would you have recognised the noun more easily if it had been written ~Aqm' Defectiva and plene spellings, and final forms of letters can change the appearance of a word from the way you may be accustomed to seeing it.