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Review of The Vanishing Hebrew Harlot: The Adventures of the Hebrew Stem by Irene E. Riegner
Old Testament EssaysA review of Riegner, Irene E. The Vanishing Hebrew Harlot. The Adventures of the Hebrew Stem ZNH (SBL 73), Peter Lang: New York, 2009.
David Bindrim
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, 1878 When we consider the progress made by comparative Indo-European philology, we can only wonder that even after the discovery of Assyrian, which undoubtedly represents the Sanskrit of the Semitic languages, no attempt has been made to form a comparative ...
Paul Haupt
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This research delves into an extensive comparative analysis of politeness expressions within the framework of Semitic languages, with a particular focus on Arabic, Hebrew, Amharic, Tigrinya, and Tigre.
Abenet, Tadesse Alemu
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Maltese as a merger of two worlds: A cross-language approach to phonotactic classification. [PDF]
PLoS One, 2023 Nieder J, Tomaschek F.
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West Semitic Lexicon in Sumerian
, 2023 Sumer’s conquest by Semitic-speaking peoples from the west is symbolized by the history of Sargon of Akkad. Assyrian sources report that he was the son of an unknown father, associated with hilly regions, born in the west on the banks of the Euphrates ...
Cerqueglini, Letizia
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The Comparative Method as Applied to the Semitic Cognate Sets with Phonological Correspondences
, 2014 The present article deals with the comparative method as applied to the Semitic cognate sets with phonological correspondences. It demonstrates how one with help of comparative Semitic approach and certain principles of analysis can establish a Proto ...
Tezel, Sina,
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The grammaticalization of manner expressions into complementizers: Insights from Semitic languages
, 2020 Complementization strategies in ancient and modern Semitic languages include the use of complementizers formed from a common element k- (Modern Hebrew kī, Akkadian kīma, Ugaritic k(y), Ge’ez kama).
Hernaiz Gomez, Rodrigo
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Hebrew-L2 speakers process auditory templatic words through their L1 processing mechanism with awareness of L2. [PDF]
Front Psychol, 2023 Laure Y, Armon-Lotem S.
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, 2019 This paper discusses the classification of the languages of Ancient North Arabia and Arabic as presented in the introduction of Routledge’s The Semitic Language’s ...
Al-Jallad, Ahmad
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