A grammar of Samaritan Hebrew : based on the recitation of the law in comparison with the Tiberian and other Jewish traditions
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A grammar of Samaritan Hebrew : based on the recitation of the law in comparison with the Tiberian and other Jewish traditions
Hebrew University Magnes Press , Eisenbrauns, c2000
Rev. ed. in English
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ʿIvrit ṿa-Aramit nusaḥ Shomron
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"The Hebrew version of this book, LOT V (The literary and oral traditions of the Samaritans V [Jerusalem, 1977])"--P. [xiii]
Includes bibliographical references (p. [467]-473) and index
Description and Table of Contents
Description
The Hebrew language comes down to us in several dialects, each ethnic community having its own unique tradition of pronunciation. The author examines whether the Samaritans carefully maintained their language heritage, as they did their observance of tradition, preserving it from the time when they spoke Hebrew. This work presents a detailed analysis of Samaritan Hebrew. Co-published with the Magnes Press of Hebrew University, Jerusalem.
Table of Contents
Introduction
Phonology
Morphology
Pronoun
Noun
Numerals
Particles
Some Points of Syntax
Epilogue
User's Guide to the Inventory of Forms
Inventory of Forms
Abbreviations and Bibliographical References
Index of Passages
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