Studia Orientalia, Volume 100The Society, 2004 - 253 pages |
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... occasionally the " silent e " is omitted , e.g. L wilen ~ wiln ' want ' , ' spiel ~ spil ' game ' . A very distinctive feature which differentiates the Latinization of Hazohar from German orthography is the phonetic realization of the ...
... occasionally the " silent e " is omitted , e.g. L wilen ~ wiln ' want ' , ' spiel ~ spil ' game ' . A very distinctive feature which differentiates the Latinization of Hazohar from German orthography is the phonetic realization of the ...
Page 165
... occasionally audible in parts of the traditional Hebrew component of Yiddish , e.g. lemóšl > lemašál ' for instance ' šábes > šabát ' Sabbath ' . Occasionally , even the Modern Hebrew taught in the Ashkenazic pronunciation ( until the ...
... occasionally audible in parts of the traditional Hebrew component of Yiddish , e.g. lemóšl > lemašál ' for instance ' šábes > šabát ' Sabbath ' . Occasionally , even the Modern Hebrew taught in the Ashkenazic pronunciation ( until the ...
Page 203
... occasionally pronounced and even spelt in the German way : Sty nor un ORAL SOURCE WRITTEN SOURCE L nu.r nur L unt und harc härc L herz mensch menč menš árbet árbait Larbeit 4.1.3 . Non - apocopate Forms Some feminine words may occasionally ...
... occasionally pronounced and even spelt in the German way : Sty nor un ORAL SOURCE WRITTEN SOURCE L nu.r nur L unt und harc härc L herz mensch menč menš árbet árbait Larbeit 4.1.3 . Non - apocopate Forms Some feminine words may occasionally ...
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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