Studia Orientalia, Volume 100The Society, 2004 - 253 pages |
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... change in the language question . In Finland the waves of passion billow high in this question , which is so important for peoples , and now it has reached us . It has eventually happened ! Swedish is the official language . It is a ...
... change in the language question . In Finland the waves of passion billow high in this question , which is so important for peoples , and now it has reached us . It has eventually happened ! Swedish is the official language . It is a ...
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... change ž > š has been attested also in Slavic words , e.g. pážar > pášar ' fire ' , žédne > šédne ' greedy ' . There are other changes that take place in Hey sibilants due to FS influence , these will be discussed in Chapter 8 ( §2.2.5 ...
... change ž > š has been attested also in Slavic words , e.g. pážar > pášar ' fire ' , žédne > šédne ' greedy ' . There are other changes that take place in Hey sibilants due to FS influence , these will be discussed in Chapter 8 ( §2.2.5 ...
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... changes in the vowels and diphthongs in the common vocabulary of Yiddish and German . For instance , the vowels ü / ü : and öö : have been attested e.g. in the words aingefü : rt'instituted ' ( StY ai'ngefirt ) , büró : ' bureau ' ( StY ...
... changes in the vowels and diphthongs in the common vocabulary of Yiddish and German . For instance , the vowels ü / ü : and öö : have been attested e.g. in the words aingefü : rt'instituted ' ( StY ai'ngefirt ) , büró : ' bureau ' ( StY ...
Contents
The Origins of Helsinki Jewry and Their Yiddish | 19 |
Yiddish Dialect Maps | 26 |
Political Orientation and Attitudes towards Yiddish and Hebrew | 35 |
Copyright | |
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