Studia Orientalia, Volume 100The Society, 2004 - 253 pages |
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Page 128
... appear after i , according to the German model , e.g.1 tief ' deep ' ( StY tif ) , representiert ' represents ' ( cf. StY reprezentírt ) . This is not , however , as common as before n and I. Another similar phenomenon is the use of ...
... appear after i , according to the German model , e.g.1 tief ' deep ' ( StY tif ) , representiert ' represents ' ( cf. StY reprezentírt ) . This is not , however , as common as before n and I. Another similar phenomenon is the use of ...
Page 201
... appear in normal speech . Helsinki Jews ordered journals from abroad , from Eastern Europe and America , and were thus familiar with newspaper language . L L 21 L L The German - type orthography , especially in Hazohar ( dealt with in ...
... appear in normal speech . Helsinki Jews ordered journals from abroad , from Eastern Europe and America , and were thus familiar with newspaper language . L L 21 L L The German - type orthography , especially in Hazohar ( dealt with in ...
Page 203
... appear in non - apocopate forms , i.e. they appear with a final unstressed e , e.g. úrzax > úrzaxe ' reason ' špráx > špráxe ' language ' . A. Similar phenomenon has been observed in EsY ( Verschik 1999 : 275 ) . 4.2 . Morphological ...
... appear in non - apocopate forms , i.e. they appear with a final unstressed e , e.g. úrzax > úrzaxe ' reason ' špráx > špráxe ' language ' . A. Similar phenomenon has been observed in EsY ( Verschik 1999 : 275 ) . 4.2 . Morphological ...
Contents
The Origins of Helsinki Jewry and Their Yiddish | 19 |
Yiddish Dialect Maps | 26 |
Political Orientation and Attitudes towards Yiddish and Hebrew | 35 |
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