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The Classical Syriac Language

The Syriac World, 2018
The Syriac language is a vital component of the broader Syriac cultural heritage. In this contribution, I locate Syriac within its Aramaic (and Semitic) setting as well as its various socio-historical contexts, with a focus on Late Antiquity and, to a lesser extent, the mediaeval ...
A. Butts
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Treasure of the Syriac Language: A Dictionary of Classical Syriac

2008
T. Audo
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THOMAS AUDO, Treasure of the Syriac Language: A Dictionary of Classical Syriac (Gorgias Historical Dictionaries 9).

Journal of Semitic Studies, 2009
J. Healey
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A BRIEF OVERVIEW OF THE HISTORY OF THE SYRIAC LANGUAGE

Classical Syriac, 2019

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26.The current stage of the Classical Syriac Language

2017
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Système numéral et neutralisation du genre numéral en soureth

Faits de langues, 2023
This article describes the numeral system in several varieties of Soureth, one of the modern languages derived from the eastern branch of Aramaic, a Semitic language of the Northwest.
Rola Skaff
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First Results in a Study Evaluating Pre-annotation and Correction Propagation for Machine-Assisted Syriac Morphological Analysis

International Conference on Language Resources and Evaluation, 2012
Manual annotation of large textual corpora can be cost-prohibitive, especially for rare and under-resourced languages. One potential solution is pre-annotation: asking human annotators to correct sentences that have already been annotated, usually by a ...
Paul Felt, Eric K. Ringger, Kevin Seppi, K. Heal, Robbie Haertel, Deryle W. Lonsdale   +5 more
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Classical Syriac as a Means of Colloquial and Everyday Communication (on the Example of Mar Afram Monastery, Syria)

Ural survey of oriental studies
Classical Syriac (hereinafter – CS) is one of the Aramaic dialects of the middle chronological period and along with Mandaean and Babylonian-Aramaic is united in the eastern subgroup (the western subgroup includes Samaritan, Christian and Judeo ...
P. Kuzminykh
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The Zuqnin Chronicle as Evidence of Vernacular Aramaic in Eighth-Century Northern Mesopotamia

, 2020
This article examines a Syriac historiographical writing of the late eighth century—the so-called Zuqnin Chronicle, or the Chronicle of Pseudo-Dionysius of Tell Maḥre—and certain lexical features that are found at the end of the work. It is argued that
J. Furman
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