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When pronominal suffixes are attached to a verbal host, traditional grammar divides the function of the suffix into two categories: accusative and non-accusative. The latter are said to replace free-standing prepositional phrases of several kinds. This article suggests that all pronominal suffixes hosted by a verb are direct objects – highly topical, patientive, and central to the predication. Unlike prepositional phrases, which are non-obligatory and thus adjuncts, these direct objects are syntactic core arguments.

On the Alternation between Bound and Free Pronominal Objects in Biblical Hebrew