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Contents
Hittite Hieroglyphic Writing Courtesy of I J Gelb | 1 |
CHAPTER 1Hebrew and the Languages of | 17 |
Geographical Distribution of the Semitic Languages | 23 |
Copyright | |
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Common terms and phrases
accent according adopted Ages alphabet already American ancient appeared Arabic Aramaic Babylonian began Bible biblical century CHAPTER close coined consonants course culture dagesh designated dialect early Egyptian employed English equivalent Eretz Yisrael especially established evidence evolved example experiences expression fact forms Genesis German grammar grammarians Greek guage Hebraic Hebrew grammar Hebrew language included indicate influence interest Israel Italy Jewish Jews Judaism king later letters linguistic literary literature living masoretic meaning medieval Middle mishnaic Hebrew modern Hebrew organization original Palestine period person probably pronunciation rabbis reading records referred regarded represented respective result scholars schools script Semitic sense Sephardic serve signs Similarly sound sources spoken stem Talmud term tion tongue Torah traced tradition translation verb vernacular vocalization vogue vowels words writing written Yiddish
Bibliographic information
| Title | Hebrew: the Eternal Language Gitelson library |
| Author | William Chomsky |
| Edition | reprint |
| Publisher | Jewish Publication Society of America, 1964 |
| Length | 321 pages |
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