An Introduction to the Comparative Grammar of the Semitic Languages: Phonology and MorphologySabatino Moscati |
Contents
Preface | 11 |
NorthWest Semitic | 11 |
SouthWest Semitic 13 3335 | 13 |
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Common terms and phrases
adjectives Akkadian Akkadian Ugaritic Hebrew Amorite analogy ancient appears assimilation Assyrian attested Biblical Aramaic biconsonantal Brockelmann century A.D. classical Arabic consonant consonantal corresponds derived stems dialects diphthongs dissimilation doubled second radical dual e.g. Akk e.g. Heb Egyptian element feminine ending final vowel fricative gemination gen./acc Hamito-Semitic Hebrew Hebrew Syriac Arabic inscriptions laryngal linguistic long vowel Mandaean masc matres lectionis mimation modern South Arabian morphemes Nabataean North-West Semitic nouns nunation occurs Old Akkadian original participle patterns person singular pharyngals Phoenician phonetic prefix h prefix-conjugation preterite pronoun Proto Proto-Semitic Proto-Semitic forms qabir root Semitic area Semitic languages semivowel short vowels simple stem Soden South Arabian South Semitic stative stem with prefix stress suffixes symbols Syriac Tell Amarna glosses themes third radical transcriptions Ugaritic Ugaritic Hebrew Syriac variant various languages verbs vocalization voiceless vowel harmony West Semitic