What is (sic) of (sic) in Qumran Hebrew?

In a substantial quantity of non-biblical Qumran texts classified as pesher literature, the Hebrew word (sic) is the key word. Here we are not concerned with a purely lexical, semantic question: what does the substantive, (sic) mean? Our interest is in aspects of its syntax and syntagmatics: this latter represents an interface between syntax and lexicography. We shall look at these aspects under two headings. Under A) we deal with patterns in which a substantive appears with no conjunctive pronoun or possessive suffix attached, but in the st. cst., and under B) we deal with patterns in which a substantive has a 3ms suffix, (sic), attached, thus in the form of (sic)