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Subject(s)

• Isaksson, Bo [Browse]
• Semitic philology [Browse]
• Semitic languages—Roots [Browse]
• Semitic languages, Northwest [Browse]
• Civilization, Semitic [Browse]

Notes

Festschrift.

Bibliographic references

Includes bibliographical references.

Contents

• Il-Lidd in earlier times : a text in the Arabic dialect of Lydda (Israel) / Werner Arnold
• Presentatives in comparative view : Biblical Hebrew and neo-Aramaic / Eran Cohen
• On vocalization and case endings in Judeo Yemenite / Tal Davidovich
• The epexegetical genetitive in Semitic and Sūra titles in the Qur'ān / Lutz Edzard
• Pace and civumstance in oral Arabic narration : on asyndesis and verb chaining in Egyptian Arabic / Heléne Kammensjö
• Remarks on infinitives and verbal nouns in the Christian Urmi dialect of Neo-Aramaic / Geoffrey Khan
• Beqysyone texts reflecting cultural aspects in Tur Abdin / Ablahad Lahdo
• Circumstancial qualifiers in Arabic and Hebrew political language / Torkel Lindquist
• Hebrew in the Bar Koseva Era : observations in some documents from the second century AD / Stig Norin
• Verb form switch as a marker of discourse hierarchy in a case study of Syrian Arabic / Maria Persson
• Feminine and masculine plural pronouns in modern Arabic dialects / Stephen Procházka
• Breaking the silence on nature in an Arabic novel : Nazīf al-ḥajar by Ibrāhīm al-Kawnī / Gail Ramsay
• A narative fragment from the Arabic dialect of Qellef / Joseph Saouk
• The Mesopotamian-Levantine dialect of Continuum / Shabo Talay
• An approach to quadriradical verbal formations with /'/ as secondary in some Arabic dialects / Aziz Tezel
• The comparative method as applied to the Semitic cognate sets with phonological correspondences.

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ISBN

• 9783447102650 ((pbk.))
• 3447102659 ((pbk.))

OCLC

894197484

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