Introduction
There are four prefixes that function as prepositions in Hebrew, three of which (ל ,ב, and כ) are true inseparable prepositions, as other words cannot come between them and the object the modify. The fourth is מ, which tends to behave like an inseparable preposition, but can also be used independently.
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