The Supposed Hebraisms in the Grammar of the Bibliocal Aramaic
The Supposed Hebraisms in the Grammar of the Bibliocal Aramaic
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37, 7; ypD Jud. 6, 28; -I3n Ruth 2, 11 j JijnS; Lev. 13, 34. On the other hand, QJin^ Zeph. 2, 9; \SCJr\ Is. 19, 17; ^T^ Ex. 15, 2; ?j. T3? Ps. 21, 2; (by the side of ^. T>' Ps. 66, ^3); ;i33n-; Ps. 67, 2 (by the side of Ji33n^ Is. 27, 11); T\^', 2 Prov. 14, 10; ril'nic Na. 3, 7 (by the side of HlTi Jer. 4, 20); Jlbs'Ps. 72, 20 (cf. ^bri 'Gen. 2, 1); n'HS Ezek. 16, 4^! ' Cf. In Syriac T ••. : - - T such examples as l^a-^, i-=o?, j^aiii (NSldeke, § 104), 1?=^ (§ 121), Vloi^ (§ 104).
=>£. G. , nn...pn 5, 20; rijpnri 4, 33; ^T\y: 6, 20; ^ni-jinir 4, 12; xspn 2, 37; ^nr;nj
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37, 7; ypD Jud. 6, 28; -I3n Ruth 2, 11 j JijnS; Lev. 13, 34. On the other hand, QJin^ Zeph. 2, 9; \SCJr\ Is. 19, 17; ^T^ Ex. 15, 2; ?j. T3? Ps. 21, 2; (by the side of ^. T>' Ps. 66, ^3); ;i33n-; Ps. 67, 2 (by the side of Ji33n^ Is. 27, 11); T\^', 2 Prov. 14, 10; ril'nic Na. 3, 7 (by the side of HlTi Jer. 4, 20); Jlbs'Ps. 72, 20 (cf. ^bri 'Gen. 2, 1); n'HS Ezek. 16, 4^! ' Cf. In Syriac T ••. : - - T such examples as l^a-^, i-=o?, j^aiii (NSldeke, § 104), 1?=^ (§ 121), Vloi^ (§ 104).
=>£. G. , nn...pn 5, 20; rijpnri 4, 33; ^T\y: 6, 20; ^ni-jinir 4, 12; xspn 2, 37; ^nr;nj
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