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Hebrew/Aramaic Index to the Septuagint: Keyed to the Hatch-Redpath Concordance

Religion & Spirituality

Muraoka, Takamitsu

Hatch, Edwin

Christian Books & Bibles

Baker Pub Group

A Greek-Hebrew/Aramaic Index to I Esdras (Septuagint and Cognate Studies) [Pa...

A Greek-Hebrew/Aramaic Index to I Esdras (Septuagint and Cognate Studies)

Society of Biblical Literature

This complete grammar of Egyptian Aramaic, as presented in texts of Egyptian provenance dating from the middle of the first millennium BCE, covers phonology, morphology, morphosyntax, and syntax, and is essential for every Aramaist, Semitist and historian in the field.

A Grammar of Egyptian Aramaic, Second Revised Edition (Handbook of Oriental Studies / Handbuch Der Orientalistik) (English and Aramaic Edition)

History

Porten, Bezalel

Ancient Civilizations

SBL Press

Since 1995 five centres in Europe (Cambridge, Firenze, Leuven, Oxford, and Roma) have been engaged in a joint research project, Semantics of Ancient Hebrew Database. The project aims at building an ongoing database which consists of a critical and exhaustive assessment of lexico-semantic studies on the vocabulary of Ancient Hebrew published since the end of the Second World War. The corpus includes not only Biblical Hebrew, but also epigraphic materials, Ben Sira, and Hebrew documents from the Judean Desert. Each centre has been working on lexemes belonging to a particular field. The present volume publishes results of this research on select lexemes covering the field of cosmos (/bri'ah/), cursing (/'-R-R/, /m'erah/, /N-Q-B/, /Q-B-B/, way /derekh/, /msillah/, /ma'gal/, /mish'ol/, royal appurtenance (/hadom/, /kisse/, /nezer/, /'atarah/, /shevet/). The editor of the volume is the chair of the Executive Committee of the project

Modern Hebrew for Biblical Scholars: An Annotated Chrestomathy with an Outline Grammar and a Glossary (English and Hebrew Edition)

Harrassowitz

Classical Syriac is the language of the Syriac speaking churches and was used over a wide area of the Middle East so that a large amount of documents have come down to us. This grammar, designed to replace Brockelmann's "Syrische Grammatik", consists of a descriptive, namely not historical or comparative, grammar of the language with a fairly extensive morphosyntax and syntax, some practical language exercises with key, verb paradigms, a subject index, a bibliography of 25 pages on Syriac studies, an anthology of extensively annotated texts representing various genres of the Syriac literature from various periods in the three Syriac scripts, an accompanying glossary and a list of proper nouns occurring in the anthology. Although the grammar is intended primarily for beginning students of Syriac, it also contains (especially in the morphosyntax and syntax section) results of the author's independent research. In this second edition, obvious errors in the first edition have been corrected, the bibliography has been expanded by six pages, and the presentation has been improved upon.

Classical Syriac: A Basic Grammar with a Chrestomathy. with a Select Bibliography Compiled by S. P. Brock (Porta Linguarum Orientalium)

Reference

Words, Language & Grammar

This is an introductory grammar of Egyptian Aramaic, a form of Aramaic which occurs in documents originating in Egypt, mostly in Elephantine where there was a Jewish community during the Persian period. They date from the end of the 7th to the third century BCE. Most of the documents are either administrative or legal in nature, but also include some literary pieces such as Proverbs of Ahiqar, private, familial letters, and documents of religious significance. Basic knowledge of Biblical Hebrew is assumed, but not that of any other Aramaic idiom, though Egyptian Aramaic is very closely related to Biblical Aramaic. In the grammar part of the book, the morphosyntax and syntax occupy nearly half of its pages. In addition, there is an anthology of sixteen, quite extensively annotated texts, followed by a glossary covering all the texts included in the anthology and various indices. A useful instrument for students of Aramaic in general, Biblical Aramaic in particular. Throughout the grammar, constant comparison is made with Biblical Aramaic.

An Introduction to Egyptian Aramaic (3) (Lehrbucher Orientalischer Sprachen)

Ugarit-Verlag

El desarrollo de los estudios bíblicos ha hecho sentir universalmente -en particular entre los católicos- la necesidad de un conocimiento más profundo de la...

Gramática del hebreo bíblico

Joüon, Paul

Editorial Verbo Divino

This is the first up-to-date, and complete grammar of Egyptian Aramaic as presented in texts of Egyptian provenance dating from the middle of the first millennium B.C.E. and as edited by B. Porten and A. Yardeni in their "Textbook of Aramaic Documents from Ancient Egypt" (Jerusalem, 1986-). The grammar covers not only the phonology and morphology, but contains a substantial section on morphosyntax and syntax. It is a descriptive grammar enriched with the expert knowledge and familiarity of one of the co-authors with the contents and background of the texts in question. It is meant to replace P. Leander's "Laut- und Formenlehre des Agyptisch-Aramaischen" (1928), but also supplements it substantially, because it had no syntax. Due to the utmost importance and interest of these ancient texts, this grammar is a vade mecum for every Aramaist, Semitist and Historian in the field.

A Grammar of Egyptian Aramaic (Handbook of Oriental Studies: Section 1; The Near and Middle East)

BRILL

This is the first up-to-date, and complete grammar of Egyptian Aramaic as presented in texts of Egyptian provenance dating from the middle of the first millennium B.C.E. and as edited by B. Porten and A. Yardeni in their Textbook of Aramaic Documents from Ancient Egypt (Jerusalem, 1986-). The grammar covers not only the phonology and morphology, but contains a substantial section on morphosyntax and syntax. It is a descriptive grammar enriched with the expert knowledge and familiarity of one of the co-authors with the contents and background of the texts in question. It is meant to replace P. Leander's Laut- und Formenlehre des Ägyptisch-Aramäischen (1928), but also supplements it substantially, because it had no syntax.Due to the utmost importance and interest of these ancient texts, this grammar is a vade mecum for every Aramaist, Semitist and Historian in the field.

A Grammar of Egyptian Aramaic (HANDBOOK OF ORIENTAL STUDIES/HANDBUCH DER ORIENTALISTIK)

Foreign Language Study & Reference

Brill Academic Pub

This reader is for anyone very eager to read the story of Daniel in the lions' den and many other fascinating stories in their original language, Aramaic. A brief outline of Biblical Aramaic grammar is followed by a verse-to-verse grammatical commentary on the Aramaic chapters in the books of Daniel and Ezra. Both the outline grammar and the grammatical commentary presuppose basic knowledge of the grammar and vocabulary of Biblical Hebrew. Constant references are made in the commentary to relevant sections of the outline grammar. The commentary is written in a user-friendly, not overtly technical language. Some grammatical exercises with keys and paradigms conclude the Reader. Also suitable for self-study.

A Biblical Aramaic Reader: With an Outline Grammar

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