Studies in Semitic Philology

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M.M. Bravmann
Copyright Year:
1977
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Preliminary Material
By: M. M. BRAVMANN
Pages: I–IX
PREFACE
By: M. M. BRAVMANN
Pages: XI
PHONOLOGICAL AND MORPHOLOGICAL STUDIES
By: M. M. BRAVMANN
Pages: 1
THE VOWEL I AS AN AUXILIARY VOWEL
An Investigation of the Relation between Accent and Vowel in Semitic Languages
By: M. M. BRAVMANN
Pages: 3–93
A PHONETIC LAW IN THE JUDEO-ARABIC DIALECT OF BAGHDAD
By: M. M. BRAVMANN
Pages: 94–97
SOME ASPECTS OF THE DEVELOPMENT OF SEMITIC DIPHTHONGS
By: M. M. BRAVMANN
Pages: 98–123
BI-CONSONANTAL NOUNS OF ROOTS III W ('AB, 'AḪ, ḤAM)
By: M. M. BRAVMANN
Pages: 124–130
A CASE OF QUANTITATIVE ABLAUT IN SEMITIC
By: M. M. BRAVMANN
Pages: 131–153
ON TWO CASES OF CONSONANT CHANGE IN MODERN ARABIC DIALECTS
By: M. M. BRAVMANN
Pages: 154–157
HEBREW ŠTAYIM (‘TWO'), SYRIAC ŠTĀ (‘SIX') AND A TURKIC ANALOGUE
By: M. M. BRAVMANN
Pages: 158–159
CONCERNING THE BORDER-LINE BETWEEN CONSONANT AND VOWEL
By: M. M. BRAVMANN
Pages: 160–164
THE HEBREW PERFECT FORMS: QĀṬELĀ, QĀṬELŪ
By: M. M. BRAVMANN
Pages: 165–167
THE 3RD PERS. SING. FEM. OF THE PERFECT OF ROOTS III Y/W IN ARABIC
By: M. M. BRAVMANN
Pages: 168–170
THE ARAMAIC NOMEN AGENTIS QĀTŌL AND SOME SIMILAR PHENOMENA OF ARABIC
By: M. M. BRAVMANN
Pages: 171–180
THE PLURAL ENDING -ŪT- OF MASCULINE ATTRIBUTIVE ADJECTIVES IN AKKADIAN
By: M. M. BRAVMANN
Pages: 181
THE ORIGIN OF SOME ARABIC PRONOUNS
By: M. M. BRAVMANN
Pages: 182–194
THE FORMS OF THE IMPERATIVE (AND JUSSIVE) IN THE SEMITIC LANGUAGES
By: M. M. BRAVMANN
Pages: 195–199
THE SEMITIC CAUSATIVE-PREFIX Š/SA
By: M. M. BRAVMANN
Pages: 200–205
SYNTACTIC AND SEMANTIC STUDIES
By: M. M. BRAVMANN
Pages: 207
GENETIC ASPECTS OF THE GENITIVE IN THE SEMITIC LANGUAGES
By: M. M. BRAVMANN
Pages: 209–231
THE SYNTACTIC BACKGROUND OF SEMITIC NOUNS WITH PREFIX MA- AND OF PARTICIPLES WITH PREFIX MU-
By: M. M. BRAVMANN
Pages: 232–260
THE INFINITIVE IN THE FUNCTION OF “PSYCHOLOGICAL PREDICATE” IN SYRIAC
By: M. M. BRAVMANN
Pages: 261–266
THE EXPRESSION OF INSTANTANEOUSNESS IN ARABIC
WITH ATTENTION TO THE CORRESPONDING USAGE IN WESTERN LANGUAGES
By: M. M. BRAVMANN
Pages: 267–294
SOME SPECIFIC FORMS OF HYPOTAXIS IN ANCIENT ARABIC
By: M. M. BRAVMANN
Pages: 295–321
SYRIAC DALMĀ “LEST”, “PERHAPS” AND SOME RELATED ARABIC PHENOMENA
By: M. M. BRAVMANN
Pages: 322–337
ARABIC LĀKIN(NA) AND RELATED EXPRESSIONS
By: M. M. BRAVMANN
Pages: 338–342
THE ORIGIN OF ARABIC BA‛DA “AFTER”
By: M. M. BRAVMANN
Pages: 343–346
AN ARABIC SENTENCE-TYPE EXPRESSING “INNER COMPULSION”
By: M. M. BRAVMANN
Pages: 347–356
THE IDEA OF “POSSESSION” IN LINGUISTIC EXPRESSION
By: M. M. BRAVMANN
Pages: 357–373
ARABIC PARALLELS TO THE ENGLISH PHRASE
I am Friends with Him
By: M. M. BRAVMANN
Pages: 374–389
EXPRESSIONS BASED ON THE NOUN YAWM- “DAY”
By: M. M. BRAVMANN
Pages: 390–433
ARABIC ASLAMA (ISLĀM) AND RELATED TERMS
By: M. M. BRAVMANN
Pages: 434–454
THE ORIGIN OF THE PRINCIPLE OF ‛IṢMAH: MUḤAMMAD'S “IMMUNITY FROM SIN”
By: M. M. BRAVMANN
Pages: 455–459
THE “COMPLETION” OR “IMPROVEMENT” OF A LAUDABLE DEED: AN ANCIENT ARAB ETHICAL MOTIF
By: M. M. BRAVMANN
Pages: 460–464
SEMITIC INSTANCES OF “LINGUISTIC TABOO”
By: M. M. BRAVMANN
Pages: 465–482
THE ONOMATOPOETIC ORIGIN OF SOME TERMS FOR THE CONCEPT “SUDDEN”
By: M. M. BRAVMANN
Pages: 483–490
“SATISFYING” AND “RESTRAINING”: ARABIC KAFĀ (KFY) > KAFFA
By: M. M. BRAVMANN
Pages: 491–499
ARABIC MA'TAM “MOURNING ASSEMBLY” AND RELATED ETYMA
By: M. M. BRAVMANN
Pages: 500–507
AKKADIAN KIPRU( M), PL. KIPRĀTU( M) AND ETHIOPIC KANFAR
By: M. M. BRAVMANN
Pages: 508–512
ARAMAIC MESAR, NEO-HEBRAIC MĀSAR “TO SURRENDER (SOMEONE) ”
By: M. M. BRAVMANN
Pages: 513–516
AN ARABIC PARALLEL TO BENEDICERE
By: M. M. BRAVMANN
Pages: 517–524
NORTH-SEMITIC ḤAYYĪM/N “LIFE” IN THE LIGHT OF ARABIC
By: M. M. BRAVMANN
Pages: 525–532
THE BIBLICAL CONCEPT “THE TREASURE OF LIFE” AND ITS SURVIVAL IN MANDAEAN AND CHRISTIAN DOCTRINES
By: M. M. BRAVMANN
Pages: 533–539
THE ROOT HWY “TO BE”, A PROTO-SEMITIC VERB
By: M. M. BRAVMANN
Pages: 540–543
ARABIC ʼAḎ‛ANA
By: M. M. BRAVMANN
Pages: 544
THE ORIGIN OF ARABIC ĠAYR “OTHER (THAN)”
By: M. M. BRAVMANN
Pages: 545–546
HEBREW RAQ “ONLY” < *RAI̯Q
By: M. M. BRAVMANN
Pages: 547–549
AN ARABIC COGNATE OF UGARITIC ĠMR-M
By: M. M. BRAVMANN
Pages: 550–551
THE NON-TECHNICAL ORIGIN OF THE ARABIC RHETORICAL TERM TAWRIYAH
By: M. M. BRAVMANN
Pages: 552–553
THE ARABIC (AND SOUTH-SEMITIC) ROOT BAḤUTA “TO BE PURE, UNMIXED”
By: M. M. BRAVMANN
Pages: 554–555
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Publisher:
Brill
Language:
English
Pages:
xi, 597 pp.
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.1163/9789004348189

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