The morpheme d= in Aramaic-Syriac : a study on multifunctionality at several syntactic scales
The behaviour of the polyfunctional morpheme d= in the Syriac language of the Gospels of the Peshiṭta is described in a typological perspective, in synchrony and in comparison, for some properties, with other varieties of Syriac and with other Semitic languages.
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