Studia Orientalia, Volume 100The Society, 2004 - 253 pages |
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... orthography , which preserved some archaic features , competed with a daičmeriš orthography , a spelling system influenced by New High German ( NHG ) ( ibid . ) . This orthography was congruent with the general endeavour to Germanize ...
... orthography , which preserved some archaic features , competed with a daičmeriš orthography , a spelling system influenced by New High German ( NHG ) ( ibid . ) . This orthography was congruent with the general endeavour to Germanize ...
Page 128
... Orthography One of the most characteristic features of Germanized Yiddish spelling is the use of so - called štumer ajen ' silent e ' before n and I , imitating the German endings -en and -el ( Katz 1993 : 78 ) . In Hazohar the use of ...
... Orthography One of the most characteristic features of Germanized Yiddish spelling is the use of so - called štumer ajen ' silent e ' before n and I , imitating the German endings -en and -el ( Katz 1993 : 78 ) . In Hazohar the use of ...
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- 3. APPROACHING NEW ORTHOGRAPHY – HATIKWAH AND JUDISK UNGDOM , 20 21 L L The Latinization of the few Yiddish poems and articles in the journal Hatikwah ' Hope ' ( 1946-48 ) followed the principles of the new ( phonetic ) orthography ...
- 3. APPROACHING NEW ORTHOGRAPHY – HATIKWAH AND JUDISK UNGDOM , 20 21 L L The Latinization of the few Yiddish poems and articles in the journal Hatikwah ' Hope ' ( 1946-48 ) followed the principles of the new ( phonetic ) orthography ...
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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