Studia Orientalia, Volume 100The Society, 2004 - 253 pages |
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... influence seems more plausible . As mentioned above , clearly CY influence in HeY is hardly existent , even though some Jews originated from central Poland . The only features which might have some connection with CY are vowel length ...
... influence seems more plausible . As mentioned above , clearly CY influence in HeY is hardly existent , even though some Jews originated from central Poland . The only features which might have some connection with CY are vowel length ...
Page 210
... influence is to be seen , especially on morphology and vocabulary . There are various reasons for the German influence . First of all , there was a clear tendency in Yiddish towards Modern German in the nineteenth century , during the ...
... influence is to be seen , especially on morphology and vocabulary . There are various reasons for the German influence . First of all , there was a clear tendency in Yiddish towards Modern German in the nineteenth century , during the ...
Page 211
... influence of NHG on HeY is chiefly due to mild interference . Front - rounded sounds ü / ü : and ö / ö : that occur ... influence , e.g. menč > menš ' human being ' , nor > nu : r ' only ' . The German influence on the morphology of HeY ...
... influence of NHG on HeY is chiefly due to mild interference . Front - rounded sounds ü / ü : and ö / ö : that occur ... influence , e.g. menč > menš ' human being ' , nor > nu : r ' only ' . The German influence on the morphology of HeY ...
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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