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1	A descriptive grammar of the medieval Hebrew of the Cairo Geniza letters Outhwaite, Benjamin Mathew January 2000 (has links) No description available. 492.45
2	Shemot be-mishkali mem tehilit ve-tav tehilit be-ketav-yad P'armah A shel ha-Mishnah be-hashiva'ah le-Mikra ule-masorot aherot shel ha-Mishnah / A description of nominal patterns (with prefixes 'mem' and 'tav) in Mishnaic Hebrew according to the pradition of the Parma 'A' manuscript in comparison with Biblical Hebrew and othermanuscripts of the Mishna Amrosi, Yosi, Amroussi, Yossi 11 1900 (has links) Text in Hebrew with English Summary / This research describes nominal patterns with prefixes m and t as appearing in Parma A in comparison with other traditions viz. Kaufinan, Paris and Y emenite manuscripts. This research has 3 aims: 1. To describe all relevant evidence in Parma A 2. To compare evidence with data in other traditions, including the Bible and Mishnaic Hebrew and Aramaic sources 3. To elaborate on those unique forms in manuscripts which represent genuine Mishnaic Hebrew / Classics and Modern European Languages / D. Litt et Phil. (Semitic Languages) Comparative linguistics Mishnaic Hebrew Nominal patterns Prefixes Morpholic forms Pattern interchanges Manuscripts of the Mishnah Biblical Hebrew Babylonian tradition Aramaic 492.45 Hebrew language, Talmudic -- Noun
3	Shemot be-mishkali mem tehilit ve-tav tehilit be-ketav-yad P'armah A shel ha-Mishnah be-hashiva'ah le-Mikra ule-masorot aherot shel ha-Mishnah / A description of nominal patterns (with prefixes 'mem' and 'tav) in Mishnaic Hebrew according to the pradition of the Parma 'A' manuscript in comparison with Biblical Hebrew and othermanuscripts of the Mishna Amrosi, Yosi, Amroussi, Yossi 11 1900 (has links) Text in Hebrew with English Summary / This research describes nominal patterns with prefixes m and t as appearing in Parma A in comparison with other traditions viz. Kaufinan, Paris and Y emenite manuscripts. This research has 3 aims: 1. To describe all relevant evidence in Parma A 2. To compare evidence with data in other traditions, including the Bible and Mishnaic Hebrew and Aramaic sources 3. To elaborate on those unique forms in manuscripts which represent genuine Mishnaic Hebrew / Classics and Modern European Languages / D. Litt et Phil. (Semitic Languages) Comparative linguistics Mishnaic Hebrew Nominal patterns Prefixes Morpholic forms Pattern interchanges Manuscripts of the Mishnah Biblical Hebrew Babylonian tradition Aramaic 492.45 Hebrew language, Talmudic -- Noun

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A descriptive grammar of the medieval Hebrew of the Cairo Geniza letters