review a few conj. dag. cases where mqf. is the conj.

[bdenckla]

Review the following somewhat surprising cases of conjunctive dagesh (these are cases where maqaf is considered to be the conjunctive):

• Deut 23:2 פְ֯צֽוּעַ־דַּׄכא
• Josh 2:1 יְ֯הוֹשֻֽׁעַ־בִּׄן־נ֠וּן
• Jonah 1:4 רֽוּחַ־גדוֹלָה֙
• Ps 35:14 כְּ֯רֵעַ־כאָ֣ח
• Dan 7:4 דִּי־מרִ֨יטוּ (Aramaic? If so, do the Hebrew rules apply?)

(Upper extraordinary dot for dagesh ḥazaq; masorah circle for vocal sheva.)

4 of the 5 cases involve furtive pataḥ, which makes me suspicious, since automated analysis could easily "forget" about furtive pataḥ and accidentally consider the pataḥ sound to immediately precede the dagesh-carrying consonant in question.

[bdenckla]

@skadish1 Do you have time to take a look at these 5 somewhat surprising cases of conjunctive dagesh?