Studia Orientalia, Volume 100The Society, 2004 - 253 pages |
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... Gender System 157 4.1.3 . The Helsinki Yiddish Gender System 4.2 . The Case System 158 159 4.2.1 . Noun Modifiers 159 4.2.1.1 . Masculine Noun Modifiers in Helsinki Yiddish 159 4.2.1.2 . Feminine Sub - genders in Helsinki Yiddish 4.2 ...
... Gender System 157 4.1.3 . The Helsinki Yiddish Gender System 4.2 . The Case System 158 159 4.2.1 . Noun Modifiers 159 4.2.1.1 . Masculine Noun Modifiers in Helsinki Yiddish 159 4.2.1.2 . Feminine Sub - genders in Helsinki Yiddish 4.2 ...
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... Gender System Yiddish is historically a three - gender language like German , e.g. der tiš ' the table ' , di hant ' the hand ' , dos ferd ' the horse ' ( see Table 8 ) . NEY has , however , developed into a two - gender dialect by ...
... Gender System Yiddish is historically a three - gender language like German , e.g. der tiš ' the table ' , di hant ' the hand ' , dos ferd ' the horse ' ( see Table 8 ) . NEY has , however , developed into a two - gender dialect by ...
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... gender , nouns ending in -e are assigned feminine gender . 4. If , however , the noun is [ + sexus ] , then gender assignment is based on the biological sex , overruling noun - endings . 4.1.3 . Helsinki Yiddish Gender System Hey ...
... gender , nouns ending in -e are assigned feminine gender . 4. If , however , the noun is [ + sexus ] , then gender assignment is based on the biological sex , overruling noun - endings . 4.1.3 . Helsinki Yiddish Gender System Hey ...
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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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